See how big a store's social audience is.
Evidio finds the social accounts a store links from its own pages and reads the follower counts the platforms publish, flagging those the platform rounded.
The audience a store has built, account by account.
What you can see
- The social accounts the store links to, across 10 platforms
- Follower counts published by TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and LinkedIn
- A mark when the platform published a rounded figure
- A link to open each account
You tell a brand with a following from a store with a logo in its footer.
From footer links to follower counts.
Analyze a store
Evidio collects the social links the storefront publishes.
Evidio reads the public counters
For platforms that publish a count, the follower number is read from the public profile.
Read each count
Exact counts are shown as they are; rounded ones are marked with ≈.
Judge whether a brand's audience is real.
Every store puts social icons in its footer. Behind them there may be a hundred thousand followers or an abandoned account, and checking each profile by hand takes time.
The analysis lists the linked accounts and the follower counts the platforms publish. You see at once which stores built an audience.
Questions it helps answer
- Which social platforms does this store use?
- How many followers does it have on TikTok or YouTube?
- Is its audience a real asset?
Only what platforms publish.
Evidio reads follower counts only where the platform publishes one publicly: TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and LinkedIn. Instagram and Facebook links are listed without a count. Some platforms publish a rounded figure, which Evidio marks; blocked or changed pages leave a count unread. Follower history is not kept.
Observed
- The social links on the storefront
- The follower counts platforms publish
Estimated or inferred
- The social presence factor in the opportunity score, based on which platforms are linked
Keep researching this part of the workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Which platforms give a follower count?
TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and LinkedIn, when their public profile shows one. Links to Instagram, Facebook, X and others are listed without a count.
What does the ≈ sign mean?
That the platform published an order of magnitude, such as 12.9K, rather than an exact number.
Does the audience count in the opportunity score?
The score has a social presence factor based on which platforms a store links to. Follower counts themselves are shown for your judgment, not scored.
Which Evidio plan includes this feature?
This core feature is available on the Free plan. Paid plans add higher limits or complementary capabilities where applicable.
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