This article include Google itself, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and more. If you have searched your name on google then you may have noticed that there are a lot of places where people can find information about you online.
Here In this article I will explained you find out who’s looking for you online? Luckily, most of those resources have monitoring services you can use to get alerts whenever someone searches for your name.
LinkedIn, Twitter, Google Alerts, Google Analytics (on a site with your name/domain), Facebook Stories, Facebook friend list algorithm.
Here In this article I will explained very simple things you can do to set up alerts or otherwise monitor when people look up your name using the internet.
Ways Check Who is Looking You Online
1. Create Google Alerts for Your Name
Google Alerts is a content change detection and notification service, offered by the search engine company Google. Google is the most common tool that people use to look for information about you on the internet. Using Google you can monitor when new information is published with your name on the internet.
If you want to create alert when anything gets published mentioning your name, visit Google Alerts. The service sends emails to the user when it finds new results—such as web pages, newspaper articles, blogs, or scientific research—that match the user’s search term.
2. Facebook Story Viewers
When you share a photo or video to your story, you can always check to see who has viewed it. Only you are able to see who has viewed your story. One of the most common requests Facebook users have is to see who viewed their Facebook profile. However, that’s not the case when you add to your Facebook Stories.
3. Set Up A LinkedIn Profile Views
The Who Viewed Your Profile feature displays your profile visitors in the last 90 days, and can provide additional trends and insights about viewers.
Note: You won’t see this box if you haven’t had any profile views in the past 90 days. Also, viewing timeframes may vary over time and as people view your profile. When possible, they try to display a minimum of 5 views over any timeframe.
This information includes:
- Name of Company.
- What company they work for.
- Which of your LinkedIn connections are also connected with that person.
- How they found your profile.
- How long ago they viewed your profile.
4. Facebook Friends Algorithm
The Facebook algorithm helps make sense of the huge number of posts that people and businesses share every day and chooses the posts to show in our News Feed based on a huge number of factors.
Since the most common activity on Facebook is viewing friends’ profiles and posts without interacting with them.
Facebook algorithm considered the following factors,
- Facebook Interactions
- Profile Views
- Photo Tagging
- Wall Posts
- Likes
- Commenting
- Photos
- Online
5. Twitter Viewers
However, you can learn a lot about the people who are interacting with your Tweets. To see your audience information, you’ll need to use Twitter Analytics. You can access this by clicking the down arrow beside your profile name and selecting Analytics.
You can click the View followers dashboard to view general details about your Twitter audience. You can see demographics like gender, household income, and interests of your followers.