SHAFAR’S RABBIT

This account ranks 1280 out of 1349 tracked creators and holds 31.4K followers, which is less than one tenth of the median follower count of 1.1M. It is a small account that maintains a very fast growth rate of 27.3K new followers every month despite being only 0.1 years old. The average view count of 2.0M per video is well above what its follower count would predict, though the 3.87% like rate falls below the median of 4.93%. The following report details specific engagement patterns and content performance.

This audience approves less than the typical viewer for this category. The low like rate relative to the median reflects a passive initial reaction. High share rates of 2.416% compared to other metrics indicate strong word of mouth advocacy. This behavior is the primary driver of reach among the 48,300 shares recorded. While saves at 0.268% show some intent to return, they are much lower than the sharing activity. The community discussion rate sits at 0.063%, meaning conversation is a low priority for this group. Brands should focus on content that inspires others to pass it along rather than sparking direct dialogue. The reach profile shows inconsistent performance. Only one video hit the 5x average mark while one other reached 2x. A consistency coefficient of 3.96 indicates erratic reach patterns across the 17 videos. This 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 high engagement relative to follower count. While the Creator Fund pays pennies per thousand views, brand deals scale with the total audience size and command a higher premium. Based on 31.4K followers, expected sponsorship fees sit in the $500 to $1,500 range. Their rank of 1280 out of 1349 identifies them as a value buy for advertisers rather than a premium name. Because they sit below the median follower count, the estimated band serves as a ceiling to negotiate under rather than a fixed salary. A cost per view calculation based on 2.0M average views suggests an effective rate of $0.00025 to $0.00075 per view. This low cost confirms that a buyer pays primarily for high 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 the most consistent engagement. Choosing this shorter format over the 30 to 60 second bucket results in a reach gap of nearly double the views per post. Original audio is used on almost every video, trading potential viral spikes from trending tracks for a distinct brand identity. Captions average 138 characters to provide deep context while specific keywords like rabbit and healthy establish a clear niche. Open duet and stitch settings invite other creators to participate in the content. The standout clip lasted 17 seconds and pulled 16.4 times the normal reach of this account. It earned 1.3 million likes against 21.1k comments, showing that the audience prefers quick taps over active debate. Average views of 2 million per video indicate a high-performing account with a large established base. Growth here relies on maintaining this high baseline rather than chasing small niche gains.

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 with 12 out of 17 videos in this range. This category contains the highest volume of content while 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 volume far exceeding the field median with frequent gaps between uploads. While the high consistency score indicates an erratic posting rhythm rather than clockwork timing, the sheer frequency of content provides a steady stream for marketing integration. This pace has been maintained for only two weeks, so the behavior is not yet a long-term established habit. New content most often lands on Wednesday and Sunday, with Friday serving as the quiet day. The busiest hour for new uploads occurs at 16:00 UTC. Marketers can expect frequent drops of fresh content to align with a campaign, though they should specifically target Wednesdays and Sundays for high-probability placements.

Audience & Reach

The account ranks near the bottom of the tracked cohort with a multiple below one compared to the median. This indicates that while individual videos may spike, the total follower base is small and lacks broadcast-scale reach for a single campaign. A lower than average like rate means the engagement per view falls below the industry standard. A brand message will face a harder path to capture attention from viewers on these high-traffic videos. The profile fits the entertainment category because the low like response and limited follower scale suggest an audience that consumes content quickly rather than engaging deeply with specific promotional messages.