Get Brand Data
Get a social account information by a user name.
Get information on any public social profiles that are not linked. Available for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube. For detailed analytics on your linked users see the /analytics endpoint.
The account must be public to access the data. Private social accounts are not available.
Location data is only available for business with public locations. Tagging a location in Facebook or Instagram requires an available location.
Header Parameters
Query Parameters
String array of platforms: bluesky ,instagram, facebook, linkedin, twitter, or youtube.
Bluesky handle URL encoded. For example: “@ayrshare” or “ayrshare”.
Required if “bluesky” in platforms array.
Facebook Page name URL encoded. For example “@newyorkgiants” or “newyorkgiants”. Facebook personal accounts are not permitted by Facebook.
Required if “facebook” in platforms array.
Instagram handle URL encoded. For example: “@nygiants” or “nygiants”. Note: Only Instagram Business and Creator accounts can be returned.
Required if “instagram” in platforms array.
LinkedIn company (organization) vanity name such as Linkedin or linkedin-marketing-solutions.
You can also look up a person using their LinkedIn person ID retrieved from the history endpoint, i.e. people who liked
a post. An example ID: urn:li:person:Z_yXaxh_Et
Required if “linkedin” in platforms array.
Twitter handle URL encoded. For example: “@ayrshare” or “ayrshare”.
Required if “twitter” in platforms array.
YouTube username URL encoded, channel ID, or playlist ID. Note, channel IDs typically begin with “UC” and playlist IDs begin with “PL”. For example, send the username “MelissaEtheridgeVEVO” or the channel ID as “UCpSUQewzOXg1F0zLmieKCqQ”.
You may also use the YouTube handle found in the YouTube URL.
For example, the handle for https://www.youtube.com/@mkbhd is “@mkbhd”.
Be sure to keep the @ symbol to designate the handle.
Required if “youtube” in platforms array.