Analyzing creator influence momentum involves monitoring several metrics over time, placed in context and compared to expected norms or past performance:

1. Follower growth rate: A constant increase in follower count usually indicates rising momentum. A slowing growth rate can hint at possible declining momentum.

2. Engagement rate: A drop in likes, comments, or shares compared to previous patterns might signal a declining trend. Conversely, increasing engagement signals rising momentum.

3. Audience demographics: A shift in audience makeup — such as age, location, or interests — can affect a creator’s resonance with your brand and its momentum with your target audience.

4. Content performance: Measure the levels of consistency, the effectiveness of different post types (videos, pictures, stories), popular themes, and publication times to create a holistic view of performance and momentum.

Platforms like Flinque can provide these insights in an easily digestible format, integrating analytics from multiple social media platforms for a comprehensive picture of creator influence momentum. Other platforms such as Klear, or Upfluence offer similar functionalities but may have different layouts or additional metrics.

These platforms use advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze data, but they differ in their UI/UX, integration capabilities, pricing, and more. Therefore, it’s appropriate to do a comprehensive assessment depending on your brand’s specific needs.

Remember, data provides one dimension of the analysis. It’s also essential to translate this data into meaningful insights to inform your influencer marketing strategy.