Instagram data points include: # of followers, verified, account type, links, bio, brand affiliation, posts, images, comments, shares, location, engagement score, hashtags, and much more.

Public data points may include: # of followers, account type, links, bio, posts, images, comments, shares, hashtags, and much more. Track public conversations across Facebook and monitor likes, shares, comments, mentions, to spot popularity shifts amongst users. Use the Facebook dataset to get an understanding of how your customers feel about a certain service or product. Evaluate what type of posts and content work for your competitors by analyzing a Facebook dataset. Identify areas of opportunity, based on your competitors’ Facebook presence, look at their posts, images, user engagement, and more.

Pinterest datasets include: URL, profile picture, name, nickname, website, bio, following and follower count, boards number, last updated, and country. Get a full dataset or purchase a subset. Businesses use Pinterest datasets to identify and capitalize on real-time emerging trends. They gauge consumer interests and preferences by analyzing popular pins and boards, allowing them to adjust their product offerings and marketing strategies to align with the latest trends.

Use our YouTube profiles dataset to extract both business and non-business information from public channels and filter by channel name, views, creation date, or subscribers. Discover what your YouTube subscribers have to say about your brand. Keeping track of brand and product mentions by collecting comments, mentions, hashtags, and likes on YouTube will help you improve your brand’s reputation and service. With YouTube datasets businesses can generate insights through what are the trending videos, in what format are these videos and what are the YouTube users engaging with the most. Use a YouTube dataset to optimize your video content for maximum reach and engagement.