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dodd.ly
Last Update 3 days ago

First, what are we measuring?
How many times your content was displayed or viewed, according to the network's rules.
How many different accounts saw your content, where this information is available.
Actions such as likes, comments, replies or shares.
People who've chosen to follow your account.
How often people followed a link, where this information is tracked.
A post with many views might generate little interest. Another might reach fewer people but encourage a valuable conversation or bring someone to your website.
Different social networks use different names and counting methods, but here are a few useful things to look for:
How many times your content was displayed or viewed, according to the network's rules.
How many different accounts saw your content, where this information is available.
Actions such as likes, comments, replies or shares.
People who've chosen to follow your account.
How often people followed a link, where this information is tracked.
A post with many views might generate little interest. Another might reach fewer people but encourage a valuable conversation or bring someone to your website.
