Audience — Multicomparison

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Listening > Audience > Multicomparison

Why use this board

Use this board to compare audience composition across queries or competitor sets; spot demographic or author-type differences between segments.

Board controls

  • Select data source: Select Listening Queries or Listening Query Sets. In order to use another data source type, please delete the current one and add a different data source type.

  • Adaptive filters: Open Filter in the toolbar to narrow posts by Platform, Content Label, Sentiment, Language, Country, Interest, Media Type, Content Type, Full-text, or Advanced filter. Active filters appear as chips below the toolbar; remove a chip to clear that filter.

  • Date range: Defaults to the last 30 days. The board subtitle shows the active range when available.

  • Aggregated by: Day, Week, Month, Quarter, Year.

  • Export: Export the table to XLSX, including the selected date range when available.

Metrics on this board

  • Number of authors — X authors by gender

  • Mentions — Top interests

  • Authors — Top interests

  • Interactions — Top interests

  • Potential Impressions — Top interests

  • Mentions — Top countries

  • Authors — Top countries

  • Interactions — Top countries

  • Potential Impressions — Top countries

  • Followers — Top authors by potential impressions

  • Potential Impressions — Top authors by potential impressions

  • Mentions — Top authors by potential impressions

  • Interactions — Top authors by potential impressions

  • Followers — Top authors by mentions

  • Mentions — Top authors by mentions

  • Interactions — Top authors by mentions

  • Potential Impressions — Top authors by mentions

  • Number of authors — X authors by age

  • Mentions — Top professions by X authors

  • Mentions — Top languages

  • Authors — Top languages

  • Interactions — Top languages

  • Potential Impressions — Top languages

Widgets

X authors by gender

What it measures: The distribution of the total number of unique authors that produced mentions matching the analyzed queries, segregated by the author's gender. This metric uses public X data. Gender is derived from data detected in X authors' bios. Shown as stacked bars — each segment shows a category's share of the total; use it to see composition, not just the headline number.

Metrics: Number of authors

Visualization: Stacked bar chart

Top interests

What it measures: Interests are broader than themes, representing general areas of discussion detected in mentions matching the analyzed queries. A single mention can have multiple interests. This metric shows the interests most frequently detected by Emplifi's machine learning system, which can predict up to 320 different interests. It supports Arabic, Czech, German, English, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian. Shown in a sortable table — use it for exact values per row and to compare individual items (for example agents, profiles, or authors).

Metrics: Mentions, Authors, Interactions, Potential Impressions

Visualization: Table

Top countries

What it measures: This table ranks countries based on where the majority of your mentions originate, determined by the location of the mention's author. For X, the country is defined by the geolocation of the author's device. If unavailable, it's assigned automatically by Emplifi's AI tool or manually by our research team. For Facebook and Instagram, geolocation is assigned automatically or manually by our team. Please note that while the country is assigned to many social media profiles, some may be omitted.

Metrics: Mentions, Authors, Interactions, Potential Impressions

Visualization: Table

Top authors by potential impressions

What it measures: This table ranks authors by highest potential impressions. It highlights the authors of content matching the analyzed queries with the most significant reach and impact. For X, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, potential impressions are equal to the author's follower count at the time of the mention. Authors from Web sources (News, Blogs, and Forums) are listed only if there are fewer than 50 authors from other Listening sources. Due to API limitations, authors of mentions detected by Instagram hashtag search are listed as Unknown, with only one mention. Facebook personal profiles' impressions data are unavailable.

Metrics: Followers, Potential Impressions, Mentions, Interactions

Visualization: Table

Top authors by mentions

What it measures: This table ranks authors by the number of mentions they've produced that matched the analyzed queries. Authors who cannot be identified due to API limitations (e.g. via Instagram hashtag search) are displayed as Unknown profiles. Such profiles are listed with only one mention, since there's no way to aggregate the mentions to a unique author.

Metrics: Followers, Mentions, Interactions, Potential Impressions

Visualization: Table

X authors by age

What it measures: The distribution of the number of unique authors who produced content matching the analyzed queries, segregated by the age of the author. This metric uses public X data. Age is derived from data detected in X authors' bios. Shown as stacked bars — each segment shows a category's share of the total; use it to see composition, not just the headline number.

Metrics: Number of authors

Visualization: Stacked bar chart

Top professions by X authors

What it measures: The most common professions among authors who generated X mentions matching the analyzed queries. Professions are derived from public X data, using job titles detected in account bios. Emplifi Listening supports 160 job title groups for accurate categorization. Shown in a sortable table — use it for exact values per row and to compare individual items (for example agents, profiles, or authors).

Metrics: Mentions

Visualization: Table

Top languages

What it measures: The most frequently used languages in mentions matching the analyzed queries, as detected by Emplifi's machine learning system. In some cases, the language detected by X can differ from Emplifi's and may display a different set of languages than expected. Shown in a sortable table — use it for exact values per row and to compare individual items (for example agents, profiles, or authors).

Metrics: Mentions, Authors, Interactions, Potential Impressions

Visualization: Table