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This account ranks 1255 out of 1349 creators and holds less than one tenth of the median follower count, making it a small account. Growth is slow for an account that has been active for 3.7 years with only 889 followers gained per month. While the average view count of 2.7M per video is high for its size, the like rate of 1.09% falls well below the 4.93% median. This gap suggests that while content reaches a wide audience, it fails to drive typical levels of active engagement from those viewers. The rest of this report breaks down these engagement gaps and provides deeper content performance metrics.

This audience approves less than the platform average. The low like rate places them in the bottom 4% of creators. High share rates at 0.327% prove strong word of mouth and advocacy for the content. This behavior ranks as the primary way people interact with the work, followed by saves at 0.091%. While 8.8K shares and 2.4K saves suggest intent to keep or distribute the media, the 0.013% comment rate shows very low community discussion. Brands should focus on content that is highly shareable rather than community building. The reach is inconsistent due to a high CV of 2.8. Only two videos out of 15 reached double the average views. One video reached five times the average. This data indicates erratic growth patterns rather than steady reach. The audience is a tap-and-scroll audience.

Engagement Quality Analysis

These use the median rather than the average, so one freak viral video cannot inflate them. They show the level a typical post on this account actually reaches.

Sponsorships drive the primary value for this creator because of their large reach compared to their follower count. While Creator Fund payouts scale with views and pay only pennies per thousand, brand deals scale with followers to provide a more stable revenue stream. A sponsorship for an account with 39.5K followers typically falls between $400 and $1,200 per post. Their rank of 1255 out of 1349 means they sit well below the median in follower count. This position makes them a value buy for brands rather than a premium name that can demand high premiums. The quoted sponsorship band acts as a ceiling to negotiate under rather than a fixed salary. A cost-per-view check against their 2.7M average views suggests a rate of roughly $0.15 to $0.44 per view. This low cost confirms that most of the fee pays for reach rather than brand prestige. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

Short clips under 15 seconds dominate this feed and drive most of the reach. Producing content in this bracket ensures you capture the audience where they are most active. The gap between these short clips and the single long-form entry is large, as the shorter format yields much higher engagement per view. Use a sub-15 second duration as your primary production goal to maximize visibility. Original audio covers 80% of the content, choosing a consistent brand feel over the reach gained from trending sounds. Captions stay brief at roughly 60 characters to keep the focus on the visual. Duet and stitch are open on every post, inviting other creators to interact with the footage. The top video reached 28 million views in just 8 seconds, pulling over ten times the average view count. Its high like-to-comment ratio of 85 to 1 shows it gained large passive reach rather than sparking a debate. Average views of 2.7 million indicate an established presence where consistent quality is key.

Video Duration Breakdown

How the account's recent videos split across length bands. It shows the format the creator leans on, from very short clips to long-form.

The account favors videos under 15 seconds because 11 out of 15 videos fall into this category. The average length is 15s.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

This creator follows a Grind pattern because they post at a high volume compared to the field median with frequent intervals between uploads. They produce more than double the average weekly volume of other creators. While their frequency rank is solid, the high consistency coefficient indicates an erratic rhythm rather than a clockwork schedule. This pace has only been established over the last 27 days, so the pattern is not yet a proven habit. New content most often lands on Tuesday and Wednesday around 17:00 UTC. Saturday serves as the quiet day for new posts. Marketers should expect a high volume of content but may face some unpredictability in exact timing due to the erratic gaps. You can plan for frequent opportunities, especially during the mid-week windows when fresh videos are most likely to appear.

Audience & Reach

The follower count sits at a 0.0x multiple of the median creator, ranking it in the lower tier of tracked accounts. This indicates that a single campaign will reach a niche group rather than a broadcast audience. Location data is not available for this account. The like response falls well below the median rate. Such a low engagement ratio suggests the content reaches many people but fails to generate high interaction levels with the message. This means a sponsored post may achieve high visibility while receiving fewer active signals from the viewers. The profile fits few categories because the low engagement rate combined with a small follower base limits its utility for brands seeking high-interaction conversions.