How to research TikTok creators through videos and comments

For a coffee campaign, you want creators who show how they use espresso machines. A keyword search can find a relevant video; checking the creator's other posts helps you decide whether coffee is a recurring subject on the account

Use this workflow to prepare up to three creator profiles for review. Each profile will include example videos, questions from the comments and a short explanation of why the creator fits the campaign

Set up https://purrkey.app/SKILL.md. Find TikTok creators for an espresso
machine campaign. Inspect current inputs and prices. Search once for
espresso machine review in the US region, requesting ten videos.
Choose up to three distinct creators. Request one page of ten posts
per creator, then one page of ten comments on one relevant video per
creator. Do not paginate. Return profile identifiers, video links and
dates, recurring coffee topics, and relevant audience questions.
Explain which creators are worth reviewing for this campaign.

Find creators through espresso videos

Use tikhub.tiktok.app.v3.fetch_video_search_result with the keyword espresso machine review. Ask the agent to check the supported region and sorting values, start at offset zero and request ten videos

TikTok video search. Source: Purrkey tool directory, captured November 5, 2026

From the returned videos, select up to three accounts that demonstrate or review an espresso machine. Keep each video's link and account identifier. If several videos come from the same account, check that creator once

The US region setting controls this search. If the campaign requires a US audience, audience location will need a separate check; this setting does not establish it

Check what else each creator posts

Look up one page of posts with tikhub.tiktok.app.v3.fetch_user_post_videos. The checked inputs accept sec_user_id or unique_id, so use an identifier from the search result rather than the account's display name

TikTok user posts. Source: Purrkey tool directory, captured November 5, 2026

Look for other coffee-related posts and save examples. This lets the campaign reviewer see whether the creator explains techniques, compares equipment or mostly publishes unrelated material. Check the post dates as well: a pinned video may be much older than the rest of the page

Describe the content you actually retrieved. When there is only one relevant video, say so instead of describing the account as a coffee specialist

Collect questions from a relevant video

Choose one espresso video per creator and use its aweme_id with tikhub.tiktok.app.v3.fetch_video_comments. Request ten comments on the first page

TikTok video comments. Source: Purrkey tool directory, captured November 5, 2026

Keep questions about the equipment or demonstration, such as a request to explain a setting, if they appear in the sample. Include the video and comment reference so the campaign reviewer can read the surrounding conversation

The checked tool has no comment-sorting parameter. Describe these as the returned comments, rather than the most popular comments. If few comments arrive, report the count; that alone is not a reason to reject the creator

Prepare the creator shortlist

For each candidate, give the reviewer the profile identifier, the video that led to the account, other relevant posts with dates, and any useful questions from the comment sample. Finish with a short reason to review that creator, tied to the linked videos

The campaign team can use those examples to assess presentation style and choose whom to contact. Availability, sponsorship rates and willingness to collaborate still need to be discussed with the creator

Estimated tool cost for three creators

The TikTok directory showed $0.001 per call for these tools on November 5, 2026:

This assumes the required account and video identifiers are available and no extra pages are requested. The listed tools charge per call, so requesting ten comments does not mean ten charges. Agent model fees are excluded

Open TikTok video search to start with the subject of your campaign