Felicia

This account ranks 504 out of 1349 tracked creators with 3.2M followers, making it a mid-tier name that holds 2.9 times the median follower count. Growth is fast as the creator gains 99.7K followers every month over an account age of 2.7 years. While average views reach 3.3M per video, the 2.84% like rate falls below the 4.93% median. The rest of this report breaks down the engagement patterns and content consistency.

The audience approves less than the average viewer because the like rate sits at 2.84% against a 4.93% median. This places the creator in rank 958 of 1349. Shares are the most frequent action with a 0.34% rate followed by saves at 0.225% and comments at 0.101%. These figures represent 11.1K shares, 7.3K saves, and 3.3K comments per video. The audience prioritizes word-of-mouth spread over active discussion. High share and save rates indicate high intent to revisit or distribute the content. Brands should focus on creating shareable utility rather than community management. The reach is inconsistent with a consistency cv of 3.13. Only three videos hit the 5x mark while 3 videos reached 2x the average. This indicates erratic growth patterns across the 36 total videos. This is an active 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 revenue stream for this account due to the large follower base. A creator with 3.2M followers can command a sponsorship fee between $10,000 and $26,000 per post. Creator Fund payouts are much lower because they pay pennies per thousand views regardless of total reach. The rank of 504 out of 1349 places this creator in a middle tier where brand safety is established but high premium status is not guaranteed. While the average like rate sits below the median, the sheer volume of followers allows for stable pricing. A buyer should treat the upper end of the $26,000 range as a ceiling to negotiate from rather than a fixed price. A cost per view analysis helps determine if a quote pays for reach or brand equity. At 3.3M average views, a $15,000 fee results in a cost per view of roughly $0.0046. This calculation helps buyers identify when a brand is paying extra for the creator's specific name. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

This feed operates entirely within the 60 to 180 second range. Every video follows this long-form format because the creator has no content in shorter buckets. Use these longer clips to mirror the existing style of the account. Original audio is used for every post, choosing a consistent brand identity over the reach of trending sounds. Captions stay concise at roughly 51 characters to keep the focus on the video. Open duet and stitch settings invite other creators to participate in the content. The standout clip lasted 66 seconds and reached 16.7 times the normal audience. It earned a high ratio of 12 likes for every comment, which sparked notable discussion among viewers. This specific balance shows that the top video succeeded through active engagement rather than just passive views. Average views of 3.3 million mean this account is already established with a large following. Focus on maintaining this high floor by sticking to the proven long-form style.

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 between 60 to 180 seconds as all recent content falls into this category. The average video length is 70 seconds.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

Sparse high-production is the pattern for this account because it maintains a top-tier follower rank despite posting well below the field median. Felicia produces content at a slow pace compared to the average creator, but her high view counts indicate that each post carries substantial weight. This cadence has remained stable for a full year. Her inconsistent gap between posts suggests an erratic rhythm rather than a clockwork schedule. New content typically lands on Thursday and Saturday, while Monday is the quietest day. The busiest hour for uploads is 19:00 UTC. Marketers should expect sporadic drops of high-quality content rather than a steady drumbeat of posts. You can time tie-ins around the Thursday and Saturday windows to align with her primary upload days.

Audience & Reach

The creator ranks in the top of the field with a follower count nearly triple the median for this category. This position means a single campaign can reach a broad audience across many viewers at once. A like rate below half of the median indicates that while reach is high, the engagement per view is weak. A brand should expect a lower interaction rate on sponsored posts compared to more niche creators. The content fits the entertainment category because the high play counts and follower rank suggest a broad reach despite the lower engagement rate.