Finding and vetting are two different jobs, and AI compresses both. Start by defining criteria before opening any platform — niche, target audience, platform, creator tier, content style, and brand values — so searches return signal instead of noise. Run the discovery search with those criteria as structured filters (platform, audience demographics, a minimum engagement threshold, follower range, brand affinity), then narrow to a shortlist of 10–15 on niche fit and content quality. Vet each shortlisted candidate systematically across five dimensions: audience demographics, engagement rate read in context, authenticity (growth patterns, engagement ratios, composite authenticity score), content quality and relevance, and brand affinity. The vetting produces data; the final decision synthesizes it into judgment.
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