15,000
Observed views
Across 2 campaign posts
Views by post
Observed counts only. Sales and unique reach were not measured.
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Choose your campaign posts from your media kit; refresh official accounts when needed.
- 2
Review automatic totals, leading posts, source dates, and missing metrics; add your campaign context.
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Fictional inputs, rendered by the same code as your saved reports.
Sponsor reportExample · Coffee campaign report
Synthetic example · fictional data · Sep 11, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC
15,000 observed views across 2 campaign posts. 5.13 interactions per 100 views across 2 posts with complete metrics.
Compare the campaign posts
Saved observations, ranked by the selected metric.
Views by post
2/2 posts supplied views. Counts may use different observation windows.
Likes by post
2/2 posts supplied likes. Counts may use different observation windows.
Comments by post
2/2 posts supplied comments. Counts may use different observation windows.
Shares by post
2/2 posts supplied shares. Counts may use different observation windows.
Summed reach by post
0/2 posts supplied reach. Summed reach does not count unique people across posts.
What to take forward
Suggestions based on this saved sample. They are starting points to test.
Where the views came from
Post 1: “Recipe video” recorded 12,000 views, 80% of the supplied view total. 2 of 2 posts supplied views.
Next step Review this post’s opening and format when planning the next brief. Test the approach again before attributing the result to creative choices.
The strongest measured response
Post 1: “Recipe video” recorded 5.42 interactions per 100 views, the highest rate among 2 comparable posts. Interactions count likes, comments and shares, not unique people.
Next step Use the source comments to understand the response. Compare similar formats and observation windows before using this rate in your next proposal.
Complete the evidence
Summed reach: 0/2 posts. Unavailable values are excluded, not counted as zero.
Next step Refresh an authorized account or add the missing source metrics before making comparisons. Unique reach, sales and campaign lift cannot be inferred from these totals.
Evidence & coverage
- Views
- 15,0002/2 posts
- Likes
- 6302/2 posts
- Comments
- 542/2 posts
- Shares
- 862/2 posts
- Summed reach
- Unavailable0/2 posts
Scroll across the table to compare every metric.
| Post | Views | Likes | Comments | Shares | Summed reach | Engagement / views |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Post 1Recipe video | 12,000 | 540 | 42 | 68 | Unavailable | 5.42% |
| Post 2Morning routine | 3,000 | 90 | 12 | 18 | Unavailable | 4% |
Source links and observation dates
Post 1 · Recipe video
https://example.com/coffee-videoCreator-entered (not platform verified)
Observed Sep 11, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC
Post 2 · Morning routine
https://example.com/coffee-storyCreator-entered (not platform verified)
Observed Sep 11, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC
Engagement = (likes + comments + shares) / views for posts with all four metrics. Missing metrics remain missing. Summed reach is not unique people across posts. Views may include repeat plays. No sales, conversion or unique-audience attribution is available.
The creator’s campaign notes
Supplied by the creator; separate from the calculated insights.
Campaign results
Synthetic example: two campaign posts with 15,000 supplied views. Sales and unique reach were not measured.
Audience questions
Example audience question: Can I make this with cold brew?
Case study
Goal: introduce a coffee recipe. Approach: a recipe video and a morning routine. Result: report only the supplied metrics; do not infer sales or unique reach.
Try the output for yourself.
These example files use fictional inputs and the same export code as your saved work.
- Official API, public-provider, and creator-supplied data are labeled separately. A source connection does not verify campaign attribution.
- Unavailable metrics stay missing. Summed reach is not a count of unique people.
- Engagement uses only posts with views, likes, comments, and shares supplied.
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