In evaluating influencer discovery resilience, agencies look into four key elements:

1. Diversity of Data: A resilient influencer platform should offer a wide variety of data points. These can include audience demographics, location, content type, engagement rates and more. Diversity in data can ensure that the agency can pursue different types of campaign strategies, catering to different client needs.

2. Accuracy and Trustworthiness: The platform should provide accurate and verifiable data. Whether the data is from direct integrations with social platforms, like Flinque does, or from other reliable sources, the credibility of the data is paramount.

3. Ongoing Monitoring: Resilience often means built-in mechanisms for regular influencer performance monitoring. This is to ensure that influencers’ behavior and audience response remain consistent over time, or are at least predictable.

4. Scalability: The platform must be able to handle a growing number of influencers without negative impact on performance. This may mean the ability to quickly add new influencers, process larger sets of data, or handle more users at once.

Each agency would weigh these factors differently, depending on client requirements and campaign objectives. Some may prioritize data diversity, while others may focus on scalability. Realistically, a balance of all four aspects typically leads to better campaign outcomes.

For instance, Flinque provides diverse data, commits to data accuracy, offers continuous monitoring, and is built to scale. However, suitability ultimately depends on teams’ needs. Other platforms, like XYZ and ABC, may also meet your requirements but their approach or specific features could differ. Therefore, it’s always best to do thorough research and trials prior to deciding on a platform.