@_pascalandy Hey Pascal! This is a great question. That is precisely where we are different. Current products on the market consider the number of followers as a direct marker for influence. We have this feature as well. Trouble is, anyone can claim to be anything they want on their Twitter bio and have a lot of followers. This skews the results in an unacceptable way. We have a special "Influencer Search" mode where we search for users based on the keywords in the content they've shared rather than what they wrote in their bios. This is not easy to do at all. But the results are spectacular. Check this feature out!
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@narenism I'm having trouble using this feature. I'm guessing it's just me. Can you give me an example search? I keep getting zero results. Thanks.
@carmiamanda our servers are on fire right now and seeing truckloads of traffic. Retry the same keyword shortly and you should see results. We are working to add more capacity now!
Hi guys!
Co-founder of Tweeple Search here.
With Tweeple Search, you can:
-Find target audience or influencers in any domain sorted by follower count
-Analyze your competitor’s Twitter followers to understand their marketing patterns
-Compare different Twitter accounts to see what they have in common and how they differ
-Find powerful Twitter influencers based on keywords in popular content they share
Hope you guys find the tool useful.
Looking forward to hearing from you all. Ask me anything!
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@narenism Looking forward to trying this - however it will have to wait until I am at my laptop as your site does not seem to be mobile responsive checking the link from my iPhone
@krishnade Being a lean organization aggressively choosing what we want to implement in the first release, we decided it was OK to leave out responsive support. Tweeple Search being a research tool, most of our users would use this in the comfort of their relatively larger laptop and desktop screens. :)
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@narenism awesome! Really like this web app and would also love to see it as an iOS app ✌🏼🤓
@daigo_smith Did you try Justin Beiber vs. Eminem? 😜
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One word. Brilliant! I've been waiting for a product like this to hit the market, definitive and category specific searching on a somewhat crowded social media platform like Twitter was really needed. Great work Naren.
@josh_odigie Glad you like Tweeple Search! We're adding more in the coming weeks. Please stay tuned and follow us on Twitter @tweeplesearch.
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Just trying it out now. So far, I'm liking it! I love the ability to choose by niche, and I'm curious to see how this compares to Followerwonk especially since that's no longer a priority from Moz.
@jonathanhaus On the comparison, please see my response to @nikkielizdemere above. You'll see why our Influencer search is unmatched. This is because we are based on the powerful Social Animal (https://socialanimal.io) platform that is content-centric.
We just built it and we a have a solid roadmap for Tweeple Search. Please stay tuned and follow us on Twitter @tweeplesearch.
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Hi! Super interested in this - how does it differ from Followerwonk? Thanks! 💙
@nikkielizdemere Followerwonk is a great tool! Having said that, when you search for something, it looks for that text in people's Twitter bios and then ranks the results by the number of followers they have. This is the default mode in which Tweeple Search works as well. However, once you switch to our "Influencer search" mode, things get very interesting.
We search for your query/keyword in *article content people have shared* rather than in their bio texts. You can even see the list of article URLs they've shared. We don't stop there. We then rank results by the number of shares those articles got. This means those users really have influenced a topic as opposed to merely having specified it in their bio text. You’ve now got yourselves pure influencer material like none other 😎
You’ll agree that many top influencers don’t really specify topics they influence in their bio text. Some powerful influencers have terse or funny bio texts. A system that looks just into bio texts will completely miss these influencers. But, by definition, these influencers share content related to keywords they influence and we track shares/retweets for the articles(by reading their actual text with NLP) they tweet about. We get *these* influencers for you.
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@narenism Thanks for specifying, I love the nuance here.
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