NasserHD

This account ranks 899 out of 1349 creators and holds a follower count that is 0.3 times the median size of 1.1M followers, making it a small account. It has grown by 5.4K followers per month over its 5.1 year history, which is slow growth for an account this old. The average view count of 853.8K is well above what the follower count would predict. However, the like rate of 1.66% falls below the median of 4.93%. The rest of the report covers deeper engagement metrics and content performance trends.

The audience approves less than the platform average at a 1.66% like rate compared to the 4.93% median. This places the creator in rank 1207 of 1349. High share rates of 0.275% and save rates of 0.255% indicate strong advocacy and intent to return despite lower passive approval. These behaviors outpace the 0.079% comment rate of 672. The audience values the content as a resource or a recommendation rather than a conversation starter. A brand should treat this content as a high-utility tool for referral rather than a community builder. Reach is erratic with a consistency coefficient of 0.81. Six videos reached the 2x average threshold while none hit the 5x mark. This audience shows signs of being an active one.

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 provide the primary source of income for this creator. A follower count of 330.6K suggests a potential brand deal range between $1,500 and $3,300 per post. Creator Fund payouts depend on views rather than audience size and typically pay only pennies per thousand views. Sponsorships offer more stability because they scale with the established community size while the fund relies on unpredictable algorithmic reach. The rank of 899 out of 1349 places this creator below the median in terms of following. This position means they are a value buy for advertisers rather than a premium name who can demand high premiums. The suggested $1,500 to $3,300 range acts as a ceiling for negotiations instead of a fixed salary. A lower like rate of 1.66 percent suggests the audience might be less engaged with the content than average. A cost per view calculation helps determine if a quote pays for reach or for the name. Dividing the top end of the sponsorship band by 853.8K average views results in approximately $0.0039 per view. This figure allows buyers to see if a quoted rate is justified by the actual impressions delivered. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

The feed thrives in the 15 to 30 second window where nearly half of all content sits. Creating clips in this specific timeframe captures the core audience more effectively than the 30 to 60 second options. High original sound usage across almost every post shows a preference for brand identity over the reach of trending tracks. Short captions under twenty characters keep the focus on the visuals alone. Opening both duet and stitch features creates an open door for others to remix the content. The top video lasted 27 seconds and pulled in over three times the usual views. It earned 18 likes for every comment, which indicates a balanced mix of passive watching and active engagement. Average views near 850k mean this account maintains a steady, established presence rather than seeking rapid growth.

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 15 and 30 seconds. No engagement data is available to determine the best performing length.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

The creator follows a sparse high-production cadence because they maintain a top-tier follower rank despite a posting frequency below the median. This pattern has been established for over seven months, making it a reliable indicator of their content strategy. While the gap between posts is wider than most creators, the high average view count suggests each post receives substantial attention. The consistency grade reflects a somewhat erratic interval between uploads rather than a clockwork schedule. New content typically lands on Saturday and Tuesday, with 13:00 UTC as the busiest hour for uploads. Wednesday serves as the quiet day. Marketers should expect sporadic drops rather than a steady daily drumbeat. You can time your tie-ins around the weekend and Tuesday windows when new material is most likely to appear.

Audience & Reach

The follower rank and a zero point three multiple indicate an audience that sits below the median for this category. This means a single campaign will reach a smaller group of people than typical creators in this space. The like rate falls well below the median, suggesting a lower engagement depth per view. A brand message placed here might struggle to generate active interaction from the viewers who see it. This audience fits the entertainment category because the low like response and sub-median follower count suggest a reach-focused profile rather than an engagement-heavy one.