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Do you struggle to find people on Twitter? Try this superb new Twitter tool - it just searches people’s Bio’s!

Are you having trouble finding people on Twitter? As a recruiter, sourcer /researcher or business development person looking for specific companies or individuals on Twitter, it can be frustrating sometimes - I know I have done it!!
I want to share with you a Twitter search tool that (using the Twitter API) searches the Bio's of everyone on Twitter. It is simple and brilliant. Don't be put off by the name - FollowerWonk, even though it sounds like something out of a Dutch porn movie, this tool is superb! 

The search screen is simple - don't forget to use the usual search commands - for exact phrases put in speech marks.
As an example, I just did a search for "social recruiting" in Twitter Bio's - here are the results:

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Now, as with searching on all the other online databases - LinkedIn, Job Boards etc just remember that people have many things they call themselves. For example, someone in sales might call themselves a 'sales executive', 'sales representatives', business development manager' or just ' in sales', so try different combinations of job titles, words and phrases to maximise this tool.

Now…….get searching and go find the people that you want:-)

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  • carl

    If you’re trying to find someone I suggest that you try https://www.fastas.com - free search of millions of listings.

  • gregg dourgarian

    Andy…regret not having had the chance to meet u better at TruLondon. One note on FollowerWonk type services. You can get more flexible search criteria doing this kind of search directly from Google as in the following input that would show twitter profiles of hr directors in minneapolis:

    “bio*” site:twitter.com Minneapolis HR Director