Twitter Account Search

Mission impossible: scrolling Twitter until the right people turn up. With filters, finding them takes minutes.

The people you want are already on Twitter, and their bios say so. Leads name the job, industry, or problem your business deals with. Collaborators and influencers show their reach in their follower count before you ever reach out. And when you engage with active people in your niche, the followers you gain actually care about your posts.

It works for research too. Pull a group of people in your target market who already talk about products like yours, and it's like having a focus group at your fingertips. When you're ready to advertise, the same list becomes an ad audience you picked by hand.

That's how a thriving community grows fast.

To search Twitter profiles by keyword, type the words you'd expect in someone's bio, like a job title, an industry, or a hobby, and Search Accounts finds the profiles that use them. Add as many keywords or phrases as you need, and a bio that matches any one of them makes the list. When a phrase has more than one word, Fedica asks how to match it: the exact phrase, or all the words anywhere in the bio. Case doesn't matter.

You can also exclude any profile that contains words you don't want. Tweet keywords get their own box, which matches people by the topics, keywords, and hashtags they tweet about, and you can fill in both boxes in one search. Bio keywords search the bio text only, not display names, and matches are highlighted in the results so you can see why each account made the list.

Fedica's own X Ads walkthrough starts here: "Youtuber" in the bio, narrowed to one city.

A bio tells you who someone says they are. The other filters tell you whether they're worth your time.

• Location by country, state, or city (one location per search), with an optional radius in km, and the language they speak.
• Last activity: pick a date, and only accounts active since then make the list. The date has to be at least 3 weeks back.
• Follower and following counts as a range, for anything from big influencers to small, active community members.
• Date created: filter by when the account was opened.
• Profile photo and verified-only filters, to keep empty or unverified profiles off the list.
• Skip people who already follow you or that you already follow, and hide anyone you've unfollowed or rejected, so the list only has new faces.

Then stack them. Founders and CEOs in San Francisco with a verified account and no "bitcoin" in their bio is one search.

Found the right people? Put your ads in front of them. Drop your search results into a Fedica Ads Audience and Fedica sends that audience to X Ads (Ads.X.com) for you. No file to upload yourself.

Select the accounts you want (or all of them), choose Send Selection To, pick your X ad account, and add them to a new custom audience or an existing one.

One audience can mix sources. In Fedica's X Ads targeting guide, an audience of New York YouTubers combines people found with bio and keyword search and people filtered out of Fedica's own followers with Follower Segmentation. You can add the accounts that follow several brands at once, from Compare Followers, too.

Once the audience reaches X, click Set Ad to attach it to a campaign. You can also add it under Audiences in an ad group in X's Ads Manager, where several Fedica audiences can target one ad. X can need as long as 10 days to process a large audience, so add everyone before you send.