API Docs
  • Welcome
  • Key Concepts
  • Authentication
  • Response Codes
  • Using ETags
  • Core Resources
    • List of Available Influencers
    • Top Influencers
    • Influencer Details (Twitter ID)
    • Influencer Details (Twitter Screen Name)
    • Influencer Rank/Score History (Twitter ID)
    • Influencer Rank/Score History (Twitter Screen Name)
    • Influencer Podcasts (Twitter ID)
    • Influencer Podcasts (Twitter Screen Name)
    • Batch Influencers Details (Twitter ID)
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  • Cluster
  • Score
  • Rank
  • People
  • Twitter ID
  • Twitter Screen Name

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Key Concepts

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The API and our data share some key concepts, whilst simple it is important for you to understand these properly.

Cluster

A particular community / interest group eg. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple

Score

A metric out of 1000 to showing the influence of a given influencer within a particular cluster. This is created using our own algorithm using only publicly accessible data.

For more info on what this means we recommend you read . With the way our algorithm currently works, every twitter account can have a score within a cluster (most will have a score of 0.0), but we rarely collect or record this.

Rank

Only accounts with high scores will have ranks. Unlike scores, not everyone has a rank.

We use algorithms to filter out irrelevant people within clusters.

Accounts without ranks will have the following data representation in their responses:rank: null

People

Our API treats people differently from other types of influencers (Companies, bots).

For that reason ranks using rank_type=personal may be different from the ranks given in the endpoint rank_type=all

The ranks displayed on the homepage are using rank_type=personal

Twitter ID

A unique series of numbers corresponding to a twitter account.

Twitter Screen Name

The username of a Twitter account. We never include ‘@’ symbols

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