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Anonymous
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How to extract data from Social media

Hi all,

I want to extract the data from Social media such as Facebook/Instgram/Google Ad works and Pinterest.


Can anyone explain me about connectors and Steps to do.

Thanks

9 Replies
chinnuchinni
Creator III
Creator III

Hi,

Using rest connectors you can.

Anonymous
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Author

Hi Praveen,

Thanks for reply , Can I extract even from google ad works and Pinterest also.

I think insta also does not support

Thanks

Anonymous
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Author

Hey Sindhu,

You can use Web connectors and extract data from APIs.

jubarrosor
Partner Ambassador
Partner Ambassador

Hello:

You can try with Qlik Web Connectors.

Best Regards,

Juan P. Barroso

Anonymous
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Hey,

use the below link to extract data from Twitter and similar sources.

https://help.qlik.com/en-US/connectors/Subsystems/Web_Connectors_help/Content/Fetching_data/Using_th...

Anonymous
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Author

Hi

Thanks For all your response.

I can extract the data from facebook,twitter and youtube .

I think , its quite difficult for Instagram and Pinterest.

jasonmomoa
Creator
Creator

Hello @sindhu_ibizcs,

You can either work with QlikWebConnectors (there are connectors for facebook/twitter/youtube)

However, as mentioned above, you can also work it out by using the REST connector in order to communicate with APIs.

Check these resources out:

Pinterest Developers

Instagram Developer

Hope this helps

briangry
Contributor
Contributor

do u want to download image from IG?

Masonmax
Contributor
Contributor

I pull social data into Qlik by mixing API-based connectors with a few custom scripts, especially for platforms that don’t offer direct connectors. For image-based account matching, I sometimes cross-check profiles with face2social.com, which helps me confirm whether the accounts I’m pulling data from actually match the images in my dataset. It saves me a bunch of manual verification time.