Social Blade
For more general information on data collection in Redbird, check out: Getting Started With Data Collection
This guide explains how to set up access and collect data from the Social Blade platform which collects aggregate-level social media metrics from a range of social media platforms. You will need API access enabled on your Social Blade account to use this collect App. You are required to prepare a reference file with all the social media handles you wish to pull information from. See the example file format attached to this guide for reference.
If you cannot see the Social Blade collection app in the left-side panel on the workflow canvas, refer to: Enabling Collection Apps Guide
Creating a Collection
- Double-click on the node to enter configuration mode
- Name your collection in the Configuration Name box
- Upload a CSV file of the items you wish to collect ratings and review for by clicking Choose File, then selecting your file, then clicking Upload
- Select the time period you wish to pull from the Period drop-down. This will be the frequency which the metrics are reported.
- Update Method allows you to select how you want your data to aggregate when you run future data pulls. Append keeps the historical data and adds the future data pulls below. Replace deletes the historical data and generates the new data in its place.
- Initial Data Load allows you to upload historical data in bulk as a one-off in the event that you have the data saved on your computer. You can upload your data as a CSV file with no leading/trailing rows or columns and Redbird will run future data collections using the configuration that you set up in previous steps.
- Click Done
Running a Collection
- Click on the node.
- In the right-side panel click Run
- If date selection is set to manual, then the workflow will be stopped for you to input dates. Click Review on the node.
- Select the Start date and End date of the period you would like to cover.
- Click Back to Workflow
- Click Continue on the node.
Note:The start date must be the start of the month.
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