Audience location
Top posts
Avg likes: 3.8M. Avg comments: 11.7K. Audience credibility: 72%.
Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
This influencer checker runs one handle through the checks that catch a bad partner: how real the following is, whether engagement matches the size, and where the audience actually lives.
Example
Audience location
Top posts
Avg likes: 3.8M. Avg comments: 11.7K. Audience credibility: 72%.
Run them in this sequence. The first two disqualify most bad accounts before you spend time on the rest.
Fake followers
How much of the following is bots or bought accounts?
Above 25% suspicious is usually disqualifying.
Engagement rate
Does engagement match the account's size band?
Far below band means a dead audience; far above can mean a pod.
Audience location
Is the audience in the country you actually sell to?
A big audience in the wrong market is reach you cannot use.
Audience age and gender
Do the followers match who you are selling to?
A perfect content fit can still reach entirely the wrong people.
Posting recency
Has the account posted in the last 30 days?
Dormant accounts quote old numbers they can no longer deliver.
Past brand work
Have they worked with your competitors, or nobody at all?
Both are worth knowing before you open a conversation.
One verdict, not six tabs
A 4 percent engagement rate is reassuring until you see that a third of the followers are bots. Checking metrics one at a time is how bad accounts get approved; the result puts them on one card so the contradictions are obvious.
The check people skip
Plenty of creators look local and are not. If you ship to one country and most of the following is somewhere else, you pay full price for an audience that cannot buy from you.
The other checks run on the same lookup, framed for a different question.
This page runs one handle at a time. Inside Leewou you can screen an entire shortlist and keep the ones that pass.
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