Twitter List Search Export

Step By Step Guide

The Twitter List Search Export automation allows founders, marketers, sales professionals, and growth hackers to extract detailed data from Twitter lists efficiently. With support for Google Sheets and CSV export, scheduling, iteration delay, and execution on the cloud or desktop, this tool is ideal for collecting targeted insights and enhancing audience analysis.

Follow these steps to configure and run the Twitter List Search Export automation.

Step 1: Connect to Twitter with TexAu

Log in to your TexAu account at v2-prod.texau.com. Connect your Twitter account. Click Add Account and select Twitter. TexAu provides secure methods for account integration:

• Share Via Magic Link: Receive a secure email link to authenticate your account without manual input.
• Add Account via Browser Extension: Use TexAu’s extension to link your account seamlessly.

Tip: Use the Magic Link for a quick and hassle-free setup without worrying about entering cookies manually.

Step 2: Log in to the TexAu App and Locate the Automation

Navigate to the Automation Store and type Twitter List Search Export in the search bar.

Step 3: Choose Cloud or Desktop Automation

Select your preferred execution mode for the automation:

• Cloud:  Automate tasks on TexAu’s servers using built-in proxies. Add a custom proxy anytime via Settings > Preferences > Proxies.
• Desktop: Run the automation on your local device using your IP address to simulate manual posting.
  Tip: Running the automation in Desktop mode saves cloud runtime credits and provides more control over execution.

Step 4: Select Your Input Source

TexAu provides a streamlined way to export Twitter list search results for efficient data management. This tool is ideal for finding and organizing Twitter lists based on your search criteria.

Specify the input method using one of the following options:

Single Input

Use this option to extract data from a single Twitter list search.

• Account: Select the Twitter account connected to TexAu for the operation.
• List Search: Enter the search keyword or URL to find the relevant Twitter lists.
• Extract Limit (Optional): Define the number of lists to extract (max 1000 per launch).

Google Sheets

This option is ideal for managing large datasets directly from Google Sheets.

1. Connect your Google account
   • Click Select Google Account to choose your connected account or add a new one using Add New Google Sheet Account.
2. Select your spreadsheet
   • Click Open Google Drive to locate the Google Sheet containing Twitter list search criteria.
   • Choose the spreadsheet and the specific sheet where your data is stored.
3. Adjust processing options
   • Number of Rows to Process (Optional): Define the number of rows of data to process.
   • Number of Rows to Skip (Optional): Specify rows to skip if necessary.
4. Provide input details
   • List Search: Ensure the column in the sheet contains valid Twitter search keywords or URLs.
5. Enable Loop Mode (Optional)
   • Turn on Loop Mode to reprocess the Google Sheet from the start once all rows are completed.

Process a CSV File

This option allows you to export Twitter lists from a static list stored in a CSV file.

• Upload the file
  • Click Upload CSV File and select the file containing Twitter list search criteria.
  • TexAu will preview its content for verification.
• Adjust processing settings
  • Number of Rows to Process (Optional): Define the number of rows to process.
  • Number of Rows to Skip (Optional): Specify rows to skip if necessary.
• Provide input details
  • List Search: Ensure the correct column contains valid Twitter search keywords or URLs.

Tip: Use Google Sheets for dynamic or frequently updated lists and CSV files for static data.

Step 5: Schedule the Automation (Optional)

Schedule the export process to run at specific times using TexAu’s scheduling feature:

1. Click Schedule to set the start date and time for the automation.
2. Choose a Recurrence Frequency to define how often the automation runs:
   • None: Run the automation immediately once.
   • At Regular Intervals: Set intervals such as every 6 hours.
   • Every Day: Schedule daily exports.
   • On Specific Days of the Week: Select days like Monday and Friday.
   • On Specific Dates: Schedule exports for particular calendar dates, like the 1st of the month.

Scheduling helps you regularly update your data and stay informed about changes in the lists you’re tracking.

Step 6: Set an Iteration Delay (Optional)

Avoid detection and simulate human-like activity by setting an iteration delay. Choose minimum and maximum time intervals to add randomness between actions. This makes your activity look natural and reduces the chance of being flagged.

• Minimum Delay: Enter the shortest interval (e.g., 10 seconds).
• Maximum Delay: Enter the longest interval (e.g., 20 seconds).

Tip: Random delays keep your automation safe and reliable.

Step 7: Choose Your Output Mode (Optional)

Choose how to save and manage the extracted alumni data. TexAu provides the following options:

• Append (Default): Adds new results to the end of existing data, merging them into a single CSV file.
• Split: Saves new results as separate CSV files for each automation run.
• Overwrite: Replaces previous data with the latest results.
• Duplicate Management: Enable Deduplicate (Default) to remove duplicate rows.

Tip: Google Sheets is ideal for teams working collaboratively and needing real-time data access.

Step 8: Access the Data from the Data Store

Once the automation completes, review and download the extracted list data from TexAu’s Data Store:

1. Navigate to the Data Store section in the app.
2. Locate the Twitter List Search Export automation in the list.
3. Click See Data to view or download the data, including usernames, bios, follower counts, and more.

The Twitter List Search Export automation is an essential tool for extracting valuable data from Twitter lists. With flexible input options, scheduling, and seamless export to Google Sheets or CSV, it empowers professionals to gather insights, track trends, and make informed decisions efficiently.