- Followers per published post19.4
- Current followers ÷ total published posts. Covers: the whole visible archive. Current audience size beside the visible archive. It is not followers gained by each post, and deleted or archived posts are not counted.
- Days since the newest post read180 days
- Days from the newest post read, by date, to the day the profile was read. Covers: the newest of the 12 posts read, by date. A newer post could be hidden or archived, and a deleted one is not counted.
- Posts per week, averaged over 90 days0
- Posts in the last 90 days × 7 ÷ 90. Covers: the 90 days before the profile was read. An average over the window, not proof of posting every week. Counted from the posts read. Older pinned posts among them can hide further recent posts.
- Share of posts published in the last 90 days0%
- Posts in the last 90 days ÷ total published posts × 100. Covers: the whole visible archive. How much of the visible archive falls in the period. It says nothing about the account's age or about earlier posting rates. Counted from the posts read. Older pinned posts among them can hide further recent posts.
- Mean video views / followers0.33×
- Mean views of the videos read that carry a view count ÷ current followers. Covers: 2 videos with a view count among the 12 posts read. Views count plays, not people. This is not the share of followers who watched. Views are lifetime totals, so older videos have had longer to collect them. A mean can be carried by one video; see the median.
- Comments per 100 likes8.3
- Total comments ÷ total likes × 100, over the posts read that show both counts. Covers: 12 posts showing both a like count and a comment count. The mix of visible interaction. It does not show what the comments say or who wrote them.
- Median likes per post38
- The middle value of the likes on the posts read that show a like count. Covers: 12 posts showing a like count.
- Median likes per post, as a share of the follower count3.06%
- The middle value of the likes on the posts read that show a like count ÷ current followers × 100. Covers: 12 posts showing a like count. The follower count is the current one, not the count when each post was made.
- Median comments per post3
- The middle value of the comments on the posts read that show a comment count. Covers: 12 posts showing a comment count.
- Visible interactions per 100 video views13.4
- Likes plus comments on the videos read ÷ views of those same videos × 100. Covers: 2 videos carrying likes, comments and views. Only likes and comments are visible; saves and shares are not, so this is not all engagement.
- Median video views410
- The middle value of the views of the videos read that carry a view count. Covers: 2 videos with a view count among the 12 posts read. Views are lifetime totals, so older videos have had longer to collect them.
- Share of sampled views from the most-viewed video53.7%
- Views of the most-viewed video ÷ views of all the videos read that carry a view count × 100. Covers: 2 videos with a view count among the 12 posts read. Views are lifetime totals, so older videos have had longer to collect them.
- Longest gap between posts read21 days
- The most days between two consecutive posts among those read, by date. Covers: 12 dated posts, sorted by date so a pinned post does not count as the latest. Covers only the posts read, not the whole archive.
Not available for this result
- Followers per published video: The profile's total number of videos is not collected; only the videos among the last posts read are known.
- Median views of recent videos / followers: No video with a view count was between 72 hours and 90 days old when read.
- Median likes and comments per recent post, as a share of the follower count: No post from the last 90 days was at least 72 hours old and showing both a like count and a comment count.
- Recent versus earlier publishing frequency: The posts read do not cover two complete 90-day periods, so the two cannot be compared.
These figures describe what was read from the public profile. None of them is a verdict on its own, and none changes the opportunity score.
