Build your research with data you can inspect
Keep the public source behind your social research. Understand where information came from, what is available and what still needs verification.
Explore source transparency
Original social source links attached to your records
Clear coverage and verification states
Review controls before deeper profile enrichment
Useful datasets with the evidence attached
Priya Nairlinkedin.com/in/priya-nair
- Role
- Head of Research Observed · Profile
- Company
- Fieldnote Labs Observed · Profile
- Website
- fieldnote.example Observed · Bio link
- Seniority
- Director level Inferred
Know your data sources
Keep profile URLs, original comments and website links with the information you collect. Distinguish observed data from inferred details so each record remains easy to review.
Comments on a public postStay in control of every research step
Choose your source, intended output and selection criteria. The current editor lets you inspect the workflow while live provider execution is being developed.
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Know the limits of each social source
Public totals do not always equal accessible records. Source availability, provider coverage and verification status should stay visible as you review your dataset.
Start with a focused social tool
Useful automations for collecting social signals and researching the people behind them
Collect comments and the people behind a LinkedIn post.
Find professional profiles by job title or name, with a location filter.
Collect experience, education and available professional profile details.
Collect posts from a person or company, with engagement counts.
Collect company descriptions, industries, size and websites.
Bring your social research into one clear workflow
Audience researchFind the useful people behind public social activity.
Collect engagement, review the profiles that fit and keep the original source with every record.
Why it’s relevant- Role matches your criteria
- Asked about research tools
Next step
Creator partnershipsBuild a shortlist around the topics that matter.
Research relevant creators, inspect their public content and choose the people who fit your brief.
Why it’s relevant- Public profile details captured
- Website link in bio
Next step
Intent researchTurn conversations into a clearer picture of demand.
Review questions and expressed needs with the surrounding context, then keep the evidence you can inspect.
Why it’s relevant- Role matches your criteria
- Asked about research tools
Next step
Profile researchKeep the details that make your next step useful.
Select the right profiles before deeper enrichment. Keep each detail tied to its source.
Why it’s relevant- Public profile details captured
- Website link in bio
Next step
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