I am working on social media project in which I am trying to find the list of my competitor using my social media data. For example, suppose Nokia is our client. He registered his facebook account into our platform and provide following details such as he is working on Mobile and electronic category and its head office is in US. So based on these details I want to find who are may be his customers.
Right now I start with facebook and generate all the required token and keys also fetch some facebook page data using the getPage() and searchPage() function in Rfacebook package in R.
How can I find the name of competitors from this data?
What you can do is maybe use Twitter instead of Facebook, and then aggregate the list of twitter handles mentioned in the tweets addressed to the brand.
For example, customers generally mention a brand along with its competitors when they are posting an issue on the twitter page of a brand. A customer dissatisfied with Nokia will also mention other smartphone companies like Apple and Samsung in its tweets, and when you aggregate all the twitter handles mentioned in Nokia tweets, smartphone companies will feature at the top.
R has a twitteR package which makes it fairly easy to pull tweets addressed to a twitter handle.
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I would like to find all users on twitter who have a certain string in their description/bio (as indicating they workd for a certain employer). I am using R and have an academic API access. I am aware of several packages (academictwitteR, twitteR, rtweet) to access tweets and user data, but I do not know how to find users based on their bio content.
Is there a solution to this? I could also not find the right API call in the website for the V2 API.
I can't seem to find anything in the documentation (link), but the previous version of the Places API (link) said:
Certain types of categories, such as restaurants or hotels, are ranked via a "recommendations-style" algorithm where measures of popularity or quality, such as number of stars or reviews, are taken into account.
Does that mean that I would be able to retrieve info on number of starts for a hotel or ratings for restaurants?
Rating is Rich content. Rich content is not covered within the base or extended content and is generally provided by third-party data
suppliers.
See more on references from Geocoding and Search API 7 Discover API here https://developer.here.com/documentation/geocoding-search-api/dev_guide/topics/endpoint-discover-brief.html
I am trying to use the adAnalyticsV2 with the statistics finder method to pull reports for my campaigns segmented by campaign + campaign group + creative.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads-reporting/ads-reporting#statistics-finder
It works fine for campaigns and campaign groups, I manage to find them in pivotValues and get their name. However for the creative name/title/subject/whatever, this is a different story.
Result from a creative pivot (sponsored video)
I don't see how I can retrieve the same title/name/subject that I can see via the web interface.
Web Interface adsets details
I tried many combinations with the projection/fields fields but without success so far :(.
Thanks,
You may need to project contents in the ugc API. like below:
variables(data((,directSponsoredContent, durationMicro, userGeneratedContentPost~(*)))))))
I have a dataframe with the urls of all apps I want to get the reviews.
I see that there is a way to do this using Python (How to perform web scraping to get all the reviews of the an app in Google Play?), but I was not able to perform it.
Can I get all the reviews of the apps using R?
I created a code to scroll the webpage, but there are apps with too many reviews. And I want to get the reviews of too many apps.
Thus, scrolling the webpage is not a good way to get all the reviews.
Playing with the idea of making a video blog of locally trending videos that pulls from Youtube's API and posts trending videos related to Houston.
If I simply query for recent videos with the word Houston, I get a mix of car videos no one has seen, some Whitney Houston videos and some interesting local uploads.
Any suggestions for better paramaters? Could I get more specific with Youtube Trends? The Youtube Trends blog lets me search for trending videos in Houston, but there doesn't seem to be an API...
I'm not sure that there's currently a way to get videos via the API recently trending in Houston or the Houston area, but one idea for getting recent videos about Houston would be to use the topicId field in v3 of the API -- using Freebase topics yields much more semantically relevant results than a simple keyword search. For example, this query (you'll have to be oAuth authenticated to make this call):
GET https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&topicId=%2Fm%2F03l2n
(/m/0312n is the Freebase Topic ID for the city of Houston) will return videos of live concerts in Houston, the Houston coffee & cars series, etc. If you were to collect a series of Freebase IDs that you think your viewers would be interested in (sports teams, local cuisine, etc. etc.), you could then aggregate your results and sort them by date or by view count.