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Influencer Fit Analyzer

Data Analysis Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

What problem it solves

When the task is not diagnosing one account, but choosing a short list of creators from a category, budget band, region, or a batch of candidate profiles, the practical question is: who is worth contacting? This skill turns scattered platform profiles, pasted bios, and content evidence into an 8–12 person shortlist memo. It does not write outreach copy or manage posting; it produces a defensible talk or no-talk filter.

How it works

The skill is driven by three core inputs: category, budget or follower band, and region. If the user already has account links, @ handles, bios, or post samples, it can skip public lookup and work directly from that material. The core loop is:
- Collect candidates: from pasted inputs or from confirmed, optional public queries.
- Normalize evidence: capture follower counts, recent median views, engagement, and content pillars, clearly labeling data as looked-up or user-provided.
- Score and narrow: compare category fit, budget fit, market, recent performance, and engagement to reach 8–12 candidates.
- Deliver the memo: include a go/no-go recommendation, and when queries were run, retain the task ID, final state, and billing.net_charged_credits.
Optional public reads may cover TikTok, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Instagram, YouTube, and X, but every lookup is a separate paid action that must be confirmed before execution. When no lookup is performed, the skill does not estimate missing numbers or invent performance data.

Boundaries and cautions

It is suited for candidate filtering, not full account diagnosis, first-post creation, UGC ad production, or paid social asset workflow. Inferences must be marked as inferences with evidence, and missing metrics are explicitly left missing. X does not support user search, YouTube requires a channel URL, and changing query parameters or paginating creates a new paid request.

Use Cases

  • When receiving a category outreach request, build an 8–12 candidate shortlist using budget, region, and candidate accounts.
  • When candidate bios and content samples are available, summarize followers, recent views, engagement, and content pillars before deciding whether to engage.
  • When candidate account data is incomplete, explicitly mark missing metrics and produce a filtering memo based only on available evidence.
  • After confirming a paid lookup, read a category search page or specified creator posts, then deliver the task ID and billing result.

Best For

  • Brand partnerships operations: need to identify creators worth contacting before outreach.
  • Content marketing planners: need to match budget, region, and category into reviewable candidate lists.
  • Social media analysts: need to organize views, engagement, and content-pillar evidence from provided profiles.
  • Campaign leads: need to confirm paid lookup scope, pricing, and billed task outcomes before queries.