Social media moderation

You’re in complete control with Juicer’s social media moderation features

Juicer’s social media aggregator allows you to curate and moderate all of your social media content into one, beautiful feed you can embed on your website. Your posts, hashtags, and customer generated content are all pulled into Juicer, putting your social side on display so you can connect with your customers and followers. Luckily, with Juicer’s social media moderation features, you have complete control over what people see. Now, with AI-powered moderation, Juicer can automatically review posts and help flag or reject content based on harmful content, sentiment, and custom rules.
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AI-powered social media moderation

Juicer’s AI moderation helps automatically review incoming social media posts before they appear on your website. Use AI to remove harmful content, apply custom moderation rules, and filter posts by sentiment, while still keeping full control through your moderation queue.
AI moderation - Remove harmful content

Remove harmful content

Automatically filter posts that may contain hate speech, violence, sexual content, harassment, or self-harm.
AI Moderation - Custom moderation rules

Custom moderation rules

Tell Juicer what types of posts to allow or block using plain-English rules tailored to your brand or campaign.

AI moderation - Sentiment filter

Sentiment filter

Keep posts that match the tone you want for your feed, such as positive or neutral content.
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Social media moderation & filtering

All of Juicer’s paid options include social media moderation and filtering features, which give you complete control over what you want to be displayed on your Juicer feed. No matter what social network you’re on Juicer can moderate it and help you show off the best social content for your brand. Better yet, Juicer’s social post filtering and moderation is easy to set up. Juicer also supports AI-powered moderation, helping you automatically review posts for harmful content, sentiment, and custom brand rules.

Juicer social media moderation

The social media moderation queue

Juicer lets you pick how much social media moderation you need. If you want to personally moderate each post before it goes live on your feed, you can select the “Send All Posts to Moderation” button. No posts will appear on your live feed without your approval. From there you can “Approve” or “Reject” content. If that’s not your style Juicer has automated social media moderation options available.

Moderation queue
Moderation email preferences

Get notifications for posts awaiting approval

Juicer lets you pick how much social media moderation you need. If you want to personally moderate each post before it goes live on your feed, you can select the “Send All Posts to Moderation” button. No posts will appear on your live feed without your approval. From there you can “Approve” or “Reject” content. If that’s not your style Juicer has automated social media moderation options available.

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Automated social media moderation

“Disallow posts with these word option”

You don’t need to moderate each social post, you can automatically set social media moderation filters to disallow certain posts. Simply enter the chosen word into the “Disallow” field with various capitalizations separated by commas to ensure all variations of this word won’t pop up in your feed.

Profanity blockers

Block profanity from entering your feed! Moderate your social feed for profanity with the click of a button. The Juicer dashboard contains an immense library of profane words and statements that will be blocked by “Don’t allow posts with profanity”. This ensures your Juicer social media feed stays as professional and clean as possible.

“Only allow posts with these word option”

Similarly to disallowing certain words, you have the option for the feed to only allow posts with certain words. Add the words you want to filter into the box with all of its variations. You can also filter posts by hashtags. Block and allow hashtags just like you can with normal words. 

Prevent duplicate posts

Juicer aims to keep your feed original with fresh, unique content by preventing duplicate posts with the simple click of a button.  Juicer’s social moderation will remove any post that has the same content as another, even if it’s from a different source. It does this scan hourly to ensure each post is original.

AI moderation

Automatically screen posts with AI before they appear in your feed. Juicer can help flag or reject content based on harmful content, sentiment, and custom moderation rules. Use AI moderation to reduce manual review time while keeping full control over what gets published.

Juicer's social media feed moderation in action​

With the ability to moderate your social media posts and set up automated filtering features, you can proudly display user-generated content in a beautiful social media feed for everyone to see. Sign up today and see what you can do with Juicer’s social media moderation tools.

Juicer social media moderation in action

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Frequently asked questions

Find answers to your questions about Juicer moderation.

Social media moderation is the process of reviewing, approving, filtering, or removing social media posts before they appear on your website or social media feed. With Juicer, you can moderate posts from your connected social media sources so only the content you want is displayed.
Moderating your social media feed helps protect your brand, website visitors, and community from unwanted or inappropriate content. It is especially useful for hashtag campaigns, event feeds, user-generated content, public social walls, and any embedded feed that pulls in posts from outside contributors.
Yes. Juicer lets you require manual approval before posts appear in your social media feed. New posts can be sent to your moderation queue, where you can approve, reject, flag, or remove content before it goes live.
The moderation queue is where posts wait for review before being added to your public feed. This gives you control over which posts are published, which posts are rejected, and which posts need further review.
Yes. Juicer includes moderation filters that let you block posts containing specific words, phrases, or terms. This is helpful for filtering profanity, spam, off-topic content, competitor mentions, or anything else you do not want displayed in your feed.
Yes. Juicer can be configured to only display posts that include specific words, phrases, or hashtags. This is useful for campaign feeds, event feeds, contests, and curated social walls where you only want content related to a specific topic.
Yes. Juicer’s moderation tools can help prevent posts with profanity or unwanted language from appearing in your social media feed. You can also combine profanity filtering with keyword filters, manual approval, and AI-powered moderation for stronger control.
Yes. Juicer’s AI-powered moderation can help automatically review social media posts for harmful content, sentiment, and custom moderation rules. AI moderation helps reduce manual review time while still allowing your team to control what appears in your feed.
Yes. Juicer allows you to create moderation rules that match your brand, campaign, or community standards. You can use filters to block or allow specific content, and AI-powered moderation can help apply custom rules to incoming posts.
No. Moderating a post in Juicer only controls whether that post appears in your Juicer feed. It does not delete, edit, or remove the original post from the social media platform where it was published.