Find and analyse creators with an AI assistant

Once CIMS is connected, you can ask your AI assistant to search and analyse creators using CIMS.

Use natural language and describe what you are looking for.

Give specific search criteria

For better results, include:

For example:

Find Swedish Instagram creators in beauty with 50k–150k followers and at least 50k average views.

You can then narrow the results:

Compare the 10 most relevant creators and show engagement rate and Nordic audience share.

You can ask for information about a specific creator:

Pull the CIMS profile for @handle and summarise engagement rate, average views and audience split by country and age.

You can ask your AI assistant to compare several creators:

Compare these five creators side by side. Include followers, average views, engagement rate and audience demographics.

You can also provide requirements:

Flag anyone below 3% engagement or under 60% Nordic audience.

You can give your AI assistant a campaign brief and ask it to turn the brief into creator-search criteria.

For example:

Here is our campaign brief. Suggest creator criteria for CIMS and run a first search against them.

This can help turn campaign requirements into a more structured creator search.

CIMS average views are based on a creator's 30 most recent posts.

When you search or compare creators using average views, this is the CIMS metric being used.

Instagram supports additional filters including:

These filters apply to Instagram.

TikTok and YouTube searches rely more heavily on:

For bio searches, use one keyword at a time.

Do not assume that Instagram-specific interest, brand or account-type filters are available for TikTok or YouTube.

For efficient creator research:

This approach also helps reduce unnecessary credit usage.