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influencer-discovery

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Find creators and influencers in a niche on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, filter by follower range and real engagement, and export a shortlist. Use when the user wants micro-influencers, UGC creators, brand ambassadors or a creator list for a campaign. Uses the ScrapeIO API.

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    With the scrapeio MCP server: use the named tool when it exists (for example tiktok_profile).

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Influencer discovery

Turn "find creators for X" into a vetted shortlist with numbers and links.

Ask first (only if missing)

Niche or keywords, platforms, follower range (default 10k to 100k), how many creators (default 20), country or language if it matters.

Steps

  1. Search with 2 or 3 phrasings of the niche (for "espresso": "espresso", "home barista", "latte art").
    • TikTok: tiktok_search_users (/v1/tiktok/search/users, query)
    • Instagram: instagram_search_profiles (/v1/instagram/search/profiles, query)
    • YouTube: youtube_search (/v1/youtube/search, query, 2 credits), then take the channels
  2. Profile each candidate: tiktok_profile, instagram_profile or youtube_channel (handle). Drop accounts outside the follower range and private accounts.
  3. Recent posts: tiktok_profile_videos, instagram_user_reels or youtube_channel_videos (handle). One page is enough.
  4. Score each creator from the last 12 posts:
    • median plays
    • view rate = median plays / followers
    • engagement rate = (likes + comments) / plays, median
    • days since last post
  5. Expand from the best 3: instagram_similar_accounts (/v1/instagram/user/similar, handle) finds lookalikes for 1 credit.
  6. Drop anyone with view rate under 5%, no post in 30 days, or engagement that looks bought (see the creator-vetting skill).

Output

A table sorted by engagement rate: handle, platform, followers, median plays, view rate, engagement rate, last post date, link to the best recent post (url). Offer a CSV. State the credits spent.

Cost

About 3 credits per creator checked (profile, posts, sometimes search). 20 kept creators usually costs 50 to 80 credits including the ones filtered out.

How to call ScrapeIO

Needs SCRAPEIO_API_KEY. If it is missing, ask the user to get a free key at https://scrapeio.com/login (100 credits, no card). Never print the key.

  • With the scrapeio MCP server: use the named tool when it exists (for example tiktok_profile). For any other path, use call_endpoint with { "path": "/v1/...", "params": { ... } }.
  • Without MCP: curl -s "https://scrapeio.com<path>?<params>" -H "x-api-key: $SCRAPEIO_API_KEY".
  • Answers are in data; lists are data.items with data.cursor and data.has_more. Fields are the same on every platform: handle, followers, plays, likes, comments, shares, created_at, url.
  • 403 (private) and 404 (not found) are free: skip and move on. Retry 502 once. 402 means the user needs credits (https://scrapeio.com/pricing).
  • Watch credits_remaining and tell the user before a step would spend more than they expect.

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