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Understanding Influencer Intelligence Reports

Written by Bruno Almeida
Updated over a week ago

What is Influencer Intelligence?

Influencer Intelligence is a reporting experience in Vidmob that helps you understand not just how your creator content is performing, but why it performs the way it does.

By combining performance data with creative analysis, this report surfaces the key drivers behind successful influencer and creator content across channels. This enables teams to move beyond surface-level metrics and make more informed, creative-led decisions.

Influencer Intelligence is available as a subscription add-on.

To learn more or request access, book a demo here


Why It Matters

As creator content becomes an increasingly important part of media strategies, it is often evaluated alongside traditional paid media. However, understanding what makes influencer content effective can be challenging.

Influencer Intelligence helps bridge that gap by:

  • Identifying which creative elements are driving performance

  • Enabling more consistent evaluation across creators and formats

  • Supporting data-driven decisions when optimizing or scaling campaigns

  • Helping teams apply learnings from past content to future briefs


What’s included in the report

The report is structured around four core areas:

Creative trends

Identify patterns across your content to uncover opportunities to improve and scale performance.

Use this to:

  • Spot high-performing content across creator & channels

  • Identify opportunities to boost or extend top-performing content

  • Understand what’s consistently working across creators and campaigns


Performance signals

Understand the creative drivers behind performance outcomes.

Use this to:

  • See which creative elements are positively or negatively impacting results

  • Move beyond surface-level metrics to understand why content performs

  • Make more informed creative and strategic decisions


Creative and creator analysis

Analyze performance at both the content and creator level.

Use this to:

  • Compare creators based on performance and creative effectiveness

  • Identify high-potential creators and content to scale

  • Drill down into specific creative attributes for deeper analysis

  • Break down results by creator, market, or brand (if included in your data)


Brief Generator

Turn insights into action with data-backed creator briefs.

The Brief Generator uses report data to:

  • Instantly generate a new creator brief based on top-performing patterns

  • Enhance existing briefs with data-backed recommendations

  • Provide structured guidance grounded in actual performance data

You can interact with the Brief Generator conversationally to refine outputs based on your campaign needs, while keeping recommendations tied to your report data.


Why this matters

Influencer Intelligence helps teams move from reporting on results to acting on them.

With this report, you can:

  • Make more confident, data-driven creative decisions

  • Identify opportunities to scale performance more effectively

  • Improve collaboration with creators through clearer guidance

  • Align influencer content with broader marketing and media strategy


Supported Channels

Influencer Intelligence currently supports creator content from:

  • Instagram

  • TikTok

  • YouTube

  • Pinterest


Supported Content Types

Influencer Intelligence currently supports video-based content only. If your dataset includes static images, those rows will not be analyzed.


How It Works

To generate an Influencer Intelligence report, Vidmob combines:

  • Performance data (e.g., engagement, conversions)

  • Creative assets (video content)

  • Metadata (e.g., channel, brand, market, creator)

This data is analyzed to detect creative attributes and identify patterns that explain performance outcomes.


Before You Get Started

To ensure your report works correctly, make sure your data includes:

Required (must be mapped)

  • Media link (post URL or download URL)

  • Creator identifier/handle

  • Channel

  • At least one performance metric

Recommended

  • Brand

  • Market

  • Post Date

  • Post Title

  • Campaign or contextual metadata

Note: Fields like brand, market, and Post Date must be included in your upload if you want to filter or break down results by them later.


How to Create Your Influencer Intelligence Report

Step 1: Navigate to Reports

From the side menu, click Reports, then select Influencer Intelligence.


Step 2: Upload your data

Upload a .CSV file containing your creator data. Alternatively, select a previously uploaded dataset.

Notes:

  • You can manage uploads via Data Sources in the Reports menu

  • Use search to quickly find existing files

  • You can delete files using the three-dot menu

Once you’ve decided how to proceed, click the “Next” button in the top-right corner.


Step 3: Map your fields

Match your CSV columns to the required platform fields.

  • Fields marked as Mapped are automatically matched

  • Fields marked as Missing must be manually mapped

To map:

  1. Click Select an option

  2. Choose the correct column from your CSV

All required fields must be mapped before continuing.

Click Next once complete.


Step 4: Add report details

Enter a name for your report.

You can also optionally include:

  • Brand (if not already mapped)

  • Market (if not already mapped)

  • Industry

  • Learning Agenda

These help organize and contextualize your analysis.

Click Create to generate your report.


Report Processing

Once created, your report will begin processing.

  • Reports may take time depending on dataset size

  • You can monitor status in the Reports list

  • You’ll be notified via email when your report is ready


Using Filters and Scope

Within your report, you can:

  • Add channels to expand your analysis (shown as tabs)

  • Filter by brand, market, or creator

Note: These filters are only available if the fields were included and mapped during upload.


Influencer-Specific Creative Attributes

Influencer Intelligence includes detection of attributes commonly found in creator content.

These provide deeper insight into how content is structured and communicates with audiences.

Examples include:

  • Content styles (e.g., tutorials, reviews)

  • Visual context (e.g., retail, home, office environments)

  • Storytelling elements (e.g., emotional cues, hooks)

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