Feed and display
Feed (also called "embeddable feed"):
The grid of social posts that appears on your website. Other companies sometimes call this a "board", "wall", or "widget".
You can display the same feed on as many web pages as you like.
Some Juicer plans allow you to build multiple feeds, each managed separately within Juicer.
Your feeds are listed on your dashboard, and they are seen as soon as you log in.
Embed code:
The code you copy from your Juicer dashboard (or welcome email) and paste into your webpage code to make the Juicer feed appear on your website. It contains:
Files that allow Juicer to load on the page.
Styling information.
A unique
feed-idcode for each Juicer feed.
Content sources
Source:
A single social media account (like @YourUsername on X (Twitter)) or a single hashtag from one social network (like #YourHashtag on Instagram) displayed within your Juicer feed.
A source occupies one slot in your "Social Media Sources" panel.
The number of available sources varies by plan level. See our pricing page for current limits.
Social Account:
A connection between Juicer and an account on a social platform (Facebook, Instagram, and others) that authorizes Juicer to fetch posts on your behalf.
Some source types require a connected Social Account—for example, Instagram username sources or Facebook page sources.
You manage Social Accounts on the Social Accounts page in your Juicer dashboard.
🎯 Key relationship: A feed is a collection of one or more sources. Access to some sources requires connecting a Social Account.
Management and updates
Dashboard:
The page within your Juicer account where you manage everything about a Juicer feed, including its sources, moderation and filtering, and aspects of its design.
Update frequency:
How often your Juicer feed fetches the latest posts from your sources. The frequency depends on your plan level. See our pricing page for current refresh rates.
Our Enterprise plan allows you to control the refresh rate of each feed separately.
Technical terms
API (Application Programming Interface):
The system Juicer uses to obtain social posts from platforms like Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), YouTube, and others. Each API has different features and restrictions.
For details on Juicer's own API, see our API page (login required).
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This glossary covers key Juicer terms but is not exhaustive. If you don't find a term you're looking for, please contact us.