How can you bulk search by email for social networks?
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Hello Everyone!
We're trying to launch a Social Media campaign for our website and in order to reach more people and follow/invite them to our social profiles we thought of finding them by their email addresses (i read a post somewhere - maybe seomoz, maybe not can't remember).
Can anyone suggest a tool or best way of researching ~20.000 email addresses to find out / filter what social networks have this email registered?
Much appreciated!
Alex
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Thanks for the tip. Let me see what @Streko thinks about this
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First I'd call up @Streko (he's an accessible dude and super nice) and say "hey mike here is what I want to do". If he can't assist I'd scrape his site, but it seems logical he'd assist here for a small fee, he is a business after all. If he wouldn't assist it's because this tactic is suspicious and subject to insane scrutiny. Not something I'd personally do. *sent from iPhone.
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Look: spokeo.com does this for you but one email at a time. So if you have a large number it's not a good idea
Knowem also does not help: how do you BULK search?
No can do. -
I don't know any tool that does it for e-mail nor can I logically think how it's even possible since e-mails aren't publicly displayed, but let's say you have at minimum one social media account registered username, you can see all the other ones that they may own.
The tool is http://knowem.com/ ..
Good luck.
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