Followliker Location ID

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Hey guys -

Curious if anyone knows the answer to finding the location ID for specific locations?

Say I wanted to target a restaurant down the street that people check into frequently to follow and like. Where would I find the location ID to enter into followliker?

I've had no luck with the multiple different methods that I've searched, so hoping someone else has an idea here. I feel like for local businesses, this is pretty crucial as I could easily target the customers of my competitors.

 

[JustChillin]

You could use Google. Use "site:instagram.com/explore/locations McDonalds" as a search query for example. Replace McDonalds with your keyword.

 

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You could use Google. Use "site:instagram.com/explore/locations McDonalds" as a search query for example. Replace McDonalds with your keyword.

Obviously I'm an idiot because I've googled this term about 30 different times, and tried multiple ways of typing it into the query and each time I get the same result.

Retrieving id for location: http://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/212988663/new-york-new-york/
Retrieving latitude and longitude for location: http://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/212988663/new-york-new-york/
Retrieving latitude and longitude for location: http://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/212988663/new-york-new-york/
Unable to retrieve latitude and longitude for location: http://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/212988663/new-york-new-york/
No more result for query: http://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/212988663/new-york-new-york/

 

[JustChillin]

I'm kinda confused what you're saying to be honest. If you want to use location in FollowLiker, I believe you can just write "New York, New York" and it'll find it automatically. Alternatively, you can try using the location ID (not sure if that works), which can be found in the URL of the location itself.

 

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I'm kinda confused what you're saying to be honest. If you want to use location in FollowLiker, I believe you can just write "New York, New York" and it'll find it automatically. Alternatively, you can try using the location ID (not sure if that works), which can be found in the URL of the location itself.

I would rather target a specific location - i.e. a restaurant. Not a general location. If I'm trying to be specific to my niche, I'd rather target the right type of people.

I put in the location id in followliker and the same thing happened, so maybe I'm out of luck here. It'd be nice to target people that frequent a specific location and geo-tag it.

 

[colorme]

Guys, OP is trying to find the exact check-in location. For example: Soho house in Miami.
He wants to follow/like all accounts that checked-in at the Soho house in Miami.
So, how to get specific business location: Soho house in Miami.

 

[ssc]

OP, if by location ID you mean the Instagram location ID, I believe it is the number you'll find in the URL for that location, right before the common name that terminates the URL. So for The White House in DC, in the URL you'll find the location ID will be 1191441824276882. If you have a list of URLs like that it should be easy to use excel or another spreadsheet to parse out the respective location IDs.

 

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Guys, OP is trying to find the exact check-in location. For example: Soho house in Miami.
He wants to follow/like all accounts that checked-in at the Soho house in Miami.
So, how to get specific business location: Soho house in Miami.

Correct, thank you.

OP, if by location ID you mean the Instagram location ID, I believe it is the number you'll find in the URL for that location, right before the common name that terminates the URL. So for The White House in DC, in the URL you'll find the location ID will be 1191441824276882. If you have a list of URLs like that it should be easy to use excel or another spreadsheet to parse out the respective location IDs.

That's what FL support told me as well. It still doesn't work, sadly. It says unable to retrieve Longitude and Latitude of location.

So, maybe I'm in the market for a different bot now. I only used FL because I run very few accounts (personal business) and wanted to run it locally on my macbook. I have a VPS I can use as well.