Sorting followers by largest accounts

[JackMagic]

Is there a way I can filter my followers and find the largest accounts? Maybe even find my followers with more than 10k of their own followers?

I want to reach out to my followers with an enormous follower base and get them to promote my products to their followers. I thought it would be best to find people already interested in my account to push my products.

Is there a bot, software or website that offers this capability?

Thanks.

 

[ljbawss]

There are scraper tools in the marketplace here. Find one that can also scrape information like followers amount and then fill in your own page as the source

 

[AryabhattZero]

I'm looking for what op is looking. Should be robust and not want my password.

 

[rootjazz]

When you scrape your followers, the returned response only includes a few properties about the profiles. #followers / #followings is not there. So an additional request is required to pull the profile details of each of your followers. This can add up to a LOT of requests (your #followers depending. One way around this is to share the requests over multiple accounts, so if you have 10,000 followers and use 10 accounts, each account does 1000.

Then you just need to instruct your bot to save as CSV of details, load into excel then click the #followers (or whatever) column to order

 

[JackMagic]

When you scrape your followers, the returned response only includes a few properties about the profiles. #followers / #followings is not there. So an additional request is required to pull the profile details of each of your followers. This can add up to a LOT of requests (your #followers depending. One way around this is to share the requests over multiple accounts, so if you have 10,000 followers and use 10 accounts, each account does 1000.

Then you just need to instruct your bot to save as CSV of details, load into excel then click the #followers (or whatever) column to order

I assume you'd be best off creating dummy accounts and setting them up on a VPS?

Any idea how long 10 accounts would process 1000 requests?

 

[rootjazz]

I assume you'd be best off creating dummy accounts and setting them up on a VPS?

Any idea how long 10 accounts would process 1000 requests?

Not sure, not too long. But don't be concerned with speed. Better to pause / delay / appear realistic especially as ISG is cracking down.

But a 10k result set isn't a problem. More so when you get to 100k + with filters requiring multiple requests (profile details, latest post etc, it all adds up)

 

[rootjazz]

When you scrape your followers, the returned response only includes a few properties about the profiles. #followers / #followings is not there. So an additional request is required to pull the profile details of each of your followers. This can add up to a LOT of requests (your #followers depending. One way around this is to share the requests over multiple accounts, so if you have 10,000 followers and use 10 accounts, each account does 1000.

Then you just need to instruct your bot to save as CSV of details, load into excel then click the #followers (or whatever) column to order

you were an idiot. This can be done via the website, using proxies and threaded so done quickly and no need to use the API

Is there a way I can filter my followers and find the largest accounts? Maybe even find my followers with more than 10k of their own followers?

I want to reach out to my followers with an enormous follower base and get them to promote my products to their followers. I thought it would be best to find people already interested in my account to push my products.

Is there a bot, software or website that offers this capability?

Thanks.

To answer you correctly now.

Scrape your followers with an API bot. For around 50k and less a single account should be able to do this slowly. For accounts with 100k+ accounts, you would need to page the followers_of scrape over multiple account.

But once you have your list of profile URLS that follow you, run them through a website basic details scraper that can get followers_of_count, followings_count. As it doesn't use the API, you can use normal HTTP proxies and thread the hell out of it. 100 proxies should pull 100k results in about 30 to 40 minutes (assuming 2-3 seconds per page pull and each proxy needs to pull 1000 pages (100 proxies x 1000 = 100k)