A community manager needs to control the volume the Topic Profile ingests each month. What are two ways they can accomplish this?

Filtering out unwanted posts via Source Groups is a highly effective method for a community manager to control the volume of content ingested by the Topic Profile each month. Source Groups allow the manager to organize and categorize sources of information based on specific criteria. By strategically selecting which sources to include or exclude, the manager can significantly reduce the number of irrelevant or low-quality posts that enter the Topic Profile. This focused approach not only streamlines the data collection process but also ensures that only the most pertinent and valuable content is considered.

Selecting only the regions and languages necessary does offer some control over the content volume, but it may not be as robust as filtering based on Source Groups. While it can limit the geographic and linguistic scope of posts, it may not effectively eliminate unwanted content within the selected regions and languages. Restricting user participation and increasing the posting frequency would not necessarily assist in managing content volume effectively; rather, they could lead to more unwanted posts or an overwhelming number of submissions.