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That's true. Most of the recommendations are crap. Got any recommendations to finding high signal/noise users or lists ?
by minthd 11y ago
That's true. Most of the recommendations are crap. Got any recommendations to finding high signal/noise users or lists ?
- mountaineer 11y agoThere are a few methods I've found for finding good lists. 1) Google with "site:twitter.com inurl:lists big data" Google's listings are decent indicator of higher quality lists. Substitute whichever topic you are interested in. 2) Look at your sources' memberships. If there's someone on twitter you follow closely for a topic, check out their memberships to see who has already listed them for that topic and that list may be one to start with. 3) We have a list search you can try out and sort by various metrics to find higher signal lists https://www.electoralhq.com/twitter-lists/search https://www.electoralhq.com/twitter-lists/search
- minthd 11y agoThank you!