About this skill

Problem

When managing Douyin accounts, brand campaigns, or MCN portfolios, teams often need to answer: which vertical category is gaining followers, what patterns are driving top-account growth, and which mid-size accounts deserve closer attention. Manually scanning leaderboards is noisy, and ad-hoc spreadsheets make it hard to compare changes across daily, weekly, and monthly boards.

How It Works

This skill turns Douyin follower-growth rankings into structured research notes, focusing on category-level trends rather than raw account lists:
- Ranking queries: supports daily, weekly, and monthly leaderboards; lookback covers roughly 7 days, 3 weeks, and 3 months respectively.
- Category filtering: covers 27 verticals such as food, digital technology, beauty, and gaming; keyword input can be mapped to a category.
- Three-part analysis: adds a growth overview, pattern comparison, and operational insight layer to the default top-20 results, helping separate benchmark, potential, and at-risk accounts.
- Expansion and subscriptions: the remaining top 21-50 can be requested on demand, and scheduled delivery can be set for daily, weekly, or monthly boards.

A typical flow starts with a request like “show the follower-growth ranking for a category,” then moves from leaderboard to insight to a shortlist of competitors, promising accounts, or placement candidates. It is useful for creators, brand teams, MCNs, and media buyers monitoring category momentum on Douyin. Note that the data depends on an external API and fixed refresh times; it supports trend monitoring and shortlisting, not direct follower growth, ad execution, or content production.

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Use Cases

A brand marketing manager reviews competitor categories weekly and compares top accounts' follower increments and growth rate from the same weekly leaderboard.
A Douyin creator checks a category's daily top-20 ranking and growth overview before choosing a content direction and notes which hot accounts are driving the trend.
An MCN operator screens mid-size creators by monthly follower-growth rate and reviews their growth pattern before deciding on management priorities.
A media buyer shortlists placement accounts from a category weekly board by filtering for high growth and lower operational risk.

Best For

Brand operators who need to track follower-growth performance of same-category competitor accounts on daily and weekly boards.
Douyin creators who want topic ideas from category rankings, growth patterns, and hot-account insights.
MCN operators who need to monitor weekly and monthly growth gaps between managed creators and benchmark accounts.
Media buyers who need to shortlist collaboration or placement candidates from high follower-growth accounts.