Hi,
I am looking for someone to help me scrape opensea and twitter with some search parameters. Basically, I want to search opensea for "searchphrase here" and then go to twitter and search for their opensea username.
Looking to hire long term.
We have used Jarvee in the past but we had alot of limitations. Decided to build our own. One of the problems was collecting emails beyond bio, we needed access to the mobile api calls that the app does.
In my experience, not any slower than any other language like js or java. I mean, ofc your code will be slower working with big datasets but I think python or R is the best when tryna work with big datasets. Its still faster than the other languages you can use especially JS.
I literally send Dms something like this "Reply you're in with your venmo and we will send over $5"
So yeah typically pay $5 indiscriminately. Again, I am trying to find people who have never monetized their account so $5 is super cool for them. And yes, the streaming does compensate if I can...
Actually, funny you mention twitch. We had a really big client come ask us to help find Twitch streamers who had a following on Instagram as well. And yes, it worked for them! The client was columbia records lol so they obviously crushed their campaign.
We literally just found people who...
After starting and managing a lot of Instagram influencer campaigns for clients typically in music and cannabis, I have found that this is the most effective way to run shoutout campaigns.
Before I talk more about the strategy, I wanted to say something about shoutouts. I really use shoutouts...
Yeah so, you will want to use mobile proxies and scrape using the mobile api. A lot of emails are hidden to the webapi.
You will also need quite a bit of bot IG accounts to make the calls for you. If you need any more help, honestly you should check out a tool like Jarvee or the site in my bio...
So Idk if this is what you need but the way I'd do it is to just scrape all the followers from an IG account and geotag their location based off of post. You can use a location algorithm to triangulate a location given multiple geopoints as well as data from bio. Then filter and sort using that...
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