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The Website Search filter allows you to search for certain content and keywords on company websites.

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Written by Tamar Keenan
Updated over a week ago

This tutorial will show you how to use the Website Search filter within Target.

Website Search allows you to search company websites for specific content and wording. This way you can find content that is relevant to your sales department, for example.

To add the filter, first navigate to Search > Add filter, then select Company Filters, followed by Website Search.

Enter keywords in the search bar and add them to your search by clicking on the plus symbol.

Use the URL filter within Search options to find out on which page of the company website your chosen keywords have been mentioned.

The relevance of your keywords can be adjusted using the Company relevance option on the right. The Dealfront AI determines the relevance of a keyword through information such as the usage frequency of the keyword on the company website, specific placements of the keyword on the company website, and the business activity of the company.

We will now add exclusion criteria to our search. Enter a keyword that you want to exclude from your search and click on the minus symbol to add it. Exclusion criteria are displayed as strikethrough text.

Please note: Search keywords as well as exclusion keywords will be applied to entire company websites and all subsections below Search options.

A company website that contains a search keyword will be excluded from your results list if it also includes an exclusion keyword.

Use the Global exclusion option at the bottom left if you want to exclude companies of no interest much more comprehensively and independently of the source location of the keywords.

Any exclusion keywords added under this option will be applied not only to the website text but also to other website areas of the company in the Target database.

For example: You can use the global exclusion feature to search for companies that have “Consulting” as part of their company name but at the same time you exclude IT system providers.

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