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  • Step 1: Click on “Add KOLs” from the Project Dashboard
  • Step 2: Click the “Import CSV” Button
  • Step 3: Upload Your CSV File
  • Step 4: Select the Relevant Column
  • Step 5: Extract KOL Handles Automatically
  • Step 6: Name Your List and Save
  • Additional Tips
  • What Happens Next?

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Importing KOL Lists

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Step 1: Click on “Add KOLs” from the Project Dashboard

  • Locate the “Add KOLs” Button

Step 2: Click the “Import CSV” Button

  1. Find the “Import CSV” Option:

  2. In the top-right corner of the “Add KOLs” page, click on the “Import CSV” button. This will open the CSV import interface.

Step 3: Upload Your CSV File

Choose How to Upload:

  • Drag and Drop:

    1. Locate your CSV file on your computer.

    2. Drag the file and drop it onto the highlighted area labeled “Drag and drop your CSV file here.”

  • Use File Browser:

    • Click the “Import CSV” button again (if the drag-and-drop area isn’t suitable).

    • This will open your system’s file browser.

    • Navigate to the folder containing your CSV file.

    • Select the file and click “Open”.

Step 4: Select the Relevant Column

Preview Your CSV Data:

  • After uploading, a preview of your CSV file’s data will appear on the screen.

  • Identify the Correct Column:

    • Look for the column that contains the Twitter handles or X profile URLs of the KOLs.

  • Select the Column:

  • Click on the header of the relevant column to select it.

  • Ensure that only the column with the Twitter handles or profile URLs is selected for accurate processing.

Step 5: Extract KOL Handles Automatically

Automatic Extraction:

  • Our algorithm will automatically process the selected column.

    • It will extract the relevant KOL handles from Twitter handles (e.g., @exampleuser) or X profile URLs.

  • Review Extracted Handles:

  • Verify that the extracted handles are correct.

  • If there are any errors, you may need to adjust your CSV file or re-select the appropriate column.

Step 6: Name Your List and Save

  1. Provide a List Name:

    1. Enter a unique and descriptive name for your KOL list in the “List Name” field. This helps you organize and manage multiple lists within the platform.

  2. Save the List:

    1. Click the “Save” button to finalize the import process.

  3. Confirmation:

    1. You should see a confirmation message indicating that your list has been successfully uploaded.

  4. Processing:

    1. The platform will begin processing the KOLs in your list. This may take some time, during which the loading status will be displayed.

Additional Tips

CSV File Format:

  • Ensure your CSV file is properly formatted with headers for each column.

  • Only one column should contain the Twitter handles or profile URLs.

Data Accuracy:

  • Double-check that all Twitter handles are correct and active to avoid processing errors.

Handle Formats:

  • Twitter handles shouldn't include the “@” symbol (e.g., @exampleuser).

  • Profile URLs should be complete (e.g., https://twitter.com/exampleuser).

Avoid Duplicates:

  • Remove any duplicate entries in your CSV file to streamline the processing time.

What Happens Next?

Data Collection and Analysis:

  1. The platform will collect data from each KOL’s Twitter activity over the past three months.

  2. It will analyze tweets, engagements, and other relevant metrics.

Loading Status:

During this time, a loading status will appear next to each KOL in your list.

  • Processing typically takes about one hour but may vary based on system load and data volume.

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