Besides the normal data just about every analyser gives this also offer some interesting info on the followers. Especially in terms of what type of accounts that follows an account.
I know they have some paid service to receive reports but after registering it allows me look at data from different accounts for free.
Get in-depth analysis of the quality of audience and find fake or ghost followers numbers. The report will show the number of real people and influencers, the percentage of mass followers and suspicious accounts.
Find out where blogger’s audience lives and what language they speak. HypeAuditor report shows countries, cities, and states breakdown for the United States.
Engagement Rate (ER) (% of audience that are engaged with the influencer’s content) compared to ER of similar bloggers. ER ranges with the number of bloggers with the same ER.
Evaluate the percentage of target age group and gender among influencer’s audience. The report will show the percent of each age-gender group and overall split.
Yes I understand but you just get the number and not the account names. Would be interesting how their groups are defined (Real People, Influencers, Mass followers, Suspicious). But most likely just follower/following filters. You can do that on your own with Jarvee/Excel. But safes time of course.
Yeah for sure, they give some info but not too much:
Influencers Accounts with >5,000 followers Mass followers Accounts who have more than 1500 followings.
What they say: “Using the most advanced AI-based fraud-detection system” but this might just be some clever filtering for all I know.
But yeah you can get more info on certain things if you take the time to do it in Jarvee. Thought I do like the data on follower interest and language etc.
I haven’t figured out exactly how it works yet. I’ve check out 4 accounts that now appear under “Reports”, but it’s only asking me for credits on one of them: “You need a credit to unlock the report”. I can see all the data on the other ones.
At first I thought they wanted money for premium analysis and reports or something of the like, but now I’m not entirely sure anymore, since they won’t let me see the full data on one of the accounts.
