Is there a way to find the persona of people visiting a website?

@zachary_green2 Actually that is a pretty good suggestion. It's Rand Fishkins new company, correct?

@zachary_green2 @salil_sethi Yes! We love using SparkToro!

@missrogue What is your use case for SparkToro?

@salil_sethi I use it for all sorts of use cases: 1. To get a sense of the kind of person who follows a brand or talks about a subject or (as you asked in the question) visits a website - it focuses on affinities (ie. People who like this also like that), so I can start to paint a picture of the audience. 2. To find influencers in niche audiences - especially really obscure stuff like "Optical Engineers" - this is where SparkToro really shines! I find more general searches aren't as useful (everyone follows Elon Musk, but that doesn't mean he's an influencer), but if you can find smaller, more homogenous audiences, you'll find those hidden gems (and there's actually a filter called hidden gems) 3. To check in on the competition (or even find out what's competing for my audience's attention).

@missrogue This is super helpful. Thanks for sharing.

@jack_wright1 How do I find out the persona of people visiting other's website. Not mine. For example, can GA tell me the persona of people visiting PH?

@salil_sethi Ahh, I thought you were asking about your own site. Not sure then. App Annie is good for apps, not sure about sites though.

@jack_wright1 Fair. SimilarWeb and Alexa give some insights. But would love to see more.

@jack_wright1 @salil_sethi you can use Ahrefs or SEMrush

@hanna_welch - Hi Hanna, I've used both. Is there a section where this information exists and I overlooked it?