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Two filters, no form
Topic and market are the two filters that actually change the result set. Everything else is noise at the shortlist stage.
Pick a topic and a market, and get back matching Twitter / X influencers with the numbers that decide a shortlist.
Topic and market filters · Stats with every result
Pick the topic and the market you are briefing for, and the search returns the influencers who already have that audience. Two choices, one shortlist.
Every match comes back with follower count and engagement rate attached, so a shortlist can be judged on the spot instead of becoming twenty more lookups.
Search
Topic and market are the two filters that actually change the result set. Everything else is noise at the shortlist stage.
Signal
Each creator arrives with audience size and engagement rate, the two numbers that decide whether they are worth a message.
Scope
Results start at ten thousand followers, which filters out the thin, inactive profiles that pad most creator directories.
Choose the category you are briefing for. It drives the match, so pick the one closest to the content you want.
Leave it on all countries to scan globally, or narrow to one market when the campaign is local.
Matching influencers come back with audience and engagement figures, ready to judge without opening each profile.
Go from a category brief to a set of named candidates without scrolling a platform’s discovery feed for an afternoon.
Find who already has the audience in a market before committing budget to reaching it yourself.
Narrow to one category and one market, where the influencers with genuinely engaged audiences tend to sit.
Search the category of an influencer who worked well to find others serving a comparable audience.
Search results are matches from an influencer database, ranked by how well the profile fits your topic. Fit is not endorsement: always open a candidate’s recent content before reaching out, because category tags cannot tell you whether the tone suits your brand.
Coverage is uneven by market and by platform. A market with few indexed influencers returns a short list, and a short list means the database is thin there — not that the influencers do not exist.
Pick the market from the country filter. Leave it on all countries and the search runs globally instead.
The profile, its public follower count, and the engagement rate, so you can judge fit without opening every account individually.
Results start at ten thousand followers. Below that, public data is too sparse to say anything useful about an account.
Usually the market has thin coverage for that category. Switch the country filter to all countries and scan globally first.
Yes. All countries is the default, and it scans globally rather than favouring one market.