Learn how to turn plain-language prompts into precise filters that find your ideal influencers.
This is a brand-new way to search smarter inside Influencity: the AI Assistant in Discover. This update makes it easier than ever to find the right influencers by letting AI help you craft prompts that automatically translate into the right filters.
What Is the AI Assistant in Discover?
The AI Assistant is a new search filter powered by AI available across all sections where the search modal opens.
Instead of manually adjusting multiple filters, you can simply type what you’re looking for in plain language.
For example: “Male influencers on Instagram with more than 300,000 followers who talk about cats.”
Once you have finished crafting your query, hit generate and the AI assistant will instantly autofill your search filters (network, gender, audience size, topic, etc. ) to match your request.
This feature uses the same technology as our other AI tools (like email automation) and is designed to make influencer discovery faster, smarter, and more intuitive.
Note: Your results are only as good as your query, the more specific you are, the sharper and more accurate your auto-filling filters will be.
How to Get Started
- Open Discover and click on the AI Assistant option in the search modal.
- Type your request as naturally as possible (e.g., “YouTube creators in Canada with 50K+ followers talking about gaming”).
- Watch as the AI automatically fills in the filters for you.
- Review the results, tweak if needed, and save your search.
Key Benefits for You
- Smarter Searches: Turn simple prompts into precise filters that match your needs.
- Save Time: Skip the trial-and-error of adjusting filters, AI does it for you.
- Better Results: The Assistant reduces irrelevant results by filling in valid parameters automatically.
Keep in Mind: You now have 200 AI queries.
AI Assistant Best Practices and Tips to Maximize Value
To get the best results, keep in mind:
- You must include a valid social network (Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube) in your prompt.
- Avoid crafting negative queries (e.g., “not from Spain”), they are not as strong as positive statements.
- Be specific. The clearer your prompt, the better the filters.
- Experiment with variations. Try different phrasing to refine results and uncover new influencer profiles.