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February 6, 2023

Looking Back: Modash Updates in Q4, 2022

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In the last three months of 2022, we focused on improving our search and relationship management functionality, so that some of the most tedious influencer marketing tasks become easier & faster.
With these improvements, Modash customers can:

Navigate search results faster
See necessary info about creators in fewer clicks
Get email addresses quickly
Organize & navigate lists with more flexibility

Improvements in Discovery

Never click on the same profile again

Since Modash has the biggest database of creators on Earth, we want to make sure you can find new faces easier & faster.

The options to Hide results & Hide saved profiles help you do just that. Hide result is useful when you see a profile and decide it’s not a good fit for your brand. Hide saved profiles is useful to hide profiles you’ve already seen & saved to a list – keeping your search results fresh.

To remove saved profiles from search results, select No, don’t show me profiles saved to any list.

Fuller profiles

In the 4th quarter, we also began to reimagine Creator profiles so you can make smart, data-informed decisions in fewer clicks.

To this end, we added:

Verified creators & influencers

Blue check marks entered the chat so you see who’s verified right from Search Results & Profiles.
Bio or description
Profiles now include the creator’s bio or description.

Extra evaluation data

We also added new metrics about Instagram, TikTok & YouTube. No clicks needed – just scroll to see them.

Specifically, we added:
Instagram: Average Views, Average Comments, Average Reel Plays & Total Posts.
TikTok: Average Likes, Total Likes & Total Posts
YouTube: Average Likes, Average Views & Total Videos

Faster discovery in TikTok

As TikTok becomes more popular, we’re adding as much functionality as possible. In Q4, we added Lookalikes. This is a quick way to find creators who are similar to other creators you’ve already found.

Learn how to use Lookalikes here.

 
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