An interesting metric is to see how many users hid
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:35 am
You can select specific periods to perform your analysis and compare the performance of your page.
If you pay for ads, it's good to be clear about your organic and paid performance.
Here you can also analyze your new likes and dislikes (which is when a person stops following you). It is important to try to deduce the reason why they stopped following you if it is a recurring thing.
The last graph in particular seems quite interesting to me. In this graph you can find out about the people belgium mobile database who follow you if they found you through the Facebook search engine or other applications.
Scope
Here you can see the total reach of your posts in general. You can get data related to user interactions with the posts and find out how many people shared them, the comments, reactions, etc.
or reported your posts as spam. If this is a recurring occurrence, you should rethink your posts.
If you pay for ads, it's good to be clear about your organic and paid performance.
Here you can also analyze your new likes and dislikes (which is when a person stops following you). It is important to try to deduce the reason why they stopped following you if it is a recurring thing.
The last graph in particular seems quite interesting to me. In this graph you can find out about the people belgium mobile database who follow you if they found you through the Facebook search engine or other applications.
Scope
Here you can see the total reach of your posts in general. You can get data related to user interactions with the posts and find out how many people shared them, the comments, reactions, etc.
or reported your posts as spam. If this is a recurring occurrence, you should rethink your posts.