Influencity is the most complete AI-powered influencer marketing platform that will allow you to obtain total Influencer Relationship Management on a single comprehensive platform. We provide over 60 functionalities that will adjust to your own workflows to successfully execute end-to-end influencer campaigns.
To go into more detail, this is what Influencity platform will allow you to do:
Search for the perfect influencers for your campaigns in just a few seconds. We have over 70 million influencers which can be found combining over 20 filters (engagement, location, gender, age, interests…)
Analyze any social media profile, create your own database, and organize your influencers in lists. Influencity will allow you to see full profile analysis (followers quality, KPIs, demographics…)
Estimate your campaign’s results before managing them. You will be able to do this thanks to the analysis that the platform makes based on the influencers’ main KPIs. You will be able to manage as many campaigns as you need at the same time on a very visual and easy solution.
Measure results through complete reports that include publications with its automatically generated metrics, graphs, and data of your campaign as a whole.
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Obsidian is great. For those looking for an open source alternative (or don't want to pay the Obsidian fees for professional usage) check out Logseq: https://logseq.com/. - Source: Hacker News / 6 months ago
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