Engagement rate is the share of your followers who interact with a post. Add the likes, comments, shares and saves on a post, divide by your follower count and multiply by 100. As a rule of thumb, under 1% is low, 1% to 3.5% is average, 3.5% to 6% is high and above 6% is very high. Smaller accounts usually score higher than large ones.
Results are estimates for planning. They are not a guarantee of earnings or approval.
Engagement rate = (likes + comments + shares + saves) ÷ followers × 100. For a fair picture, average the result over your last 10 posts instead of using a single post.
A common rule of thumb is 1% to 3.5% for an average account and above 3.5% for a strong one. It differs by platform and by account size, so compare yourself with accounts of a similar size.
Dividing by followers lets you compare with other accounts, because follower counts are public. Dividing by reach or views tells you how good the content was for the people who saw it. This calculator uses followers.
The usual causes are a jump in followers who do not interact, posting less often, or a change in format. Check whether reach dropped too. If reach is steady and engagement fell, the content is the cause.
Usually not. Views show reach. Engagement counts actions people choose to take: likes, comments, shares and saves.
Adding followers without engagement lowers this rate. If you promote a profile, keep likes and comments in step with the follower count.
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