The Quinetto's

Ranked 344 out of 1349 tracked creators, this account is a giant and holds 12.0M followers which is 10.9 times the median follower count. The growth trajectory is fast as it gains 183.4K new followers every month despite being 5.5 years old. A large catalogue of 7.4B total plays and 139.7M total likes establishes a deep historical presence for any brand looking at long term stability. High share counts of 4.0M indicate strong word of mouth movement while the 6.4M saves confirm that the content provides consistent rewatch value and utility for viewers. The average of 2.4M views per video is high for an account of this size but the like rate of 1.88% falls well below the 4.93% median. This discrepancy suggests a broad reach where the vast volume of plays does not always translate into immediate active engagement from every viewer. The following report breaks down these engagement patterns and content performance trends.

The audience approves less than average at a 1.88% like rate compared to the 4.93% median. This low rank of 1156 out of 1349 suggests passive viewers who do not engage with standard social cues. Saves are the most frequent action at 0.085% while shares follow at 0.053%. Downloads reach 0.015% and comments sit at 0.011%. These rates correspond to 2,100 saves, 1,300 shares, 372 downloads, and 259 comments per video. The audience prioritizes high-utility content they want to keep or share with others over active public conversation. A brand should focus on creating evergreen reference material rather than trying to spark a dialogue in the comment section. Reach is inconsistent across the 298 videos. Only 10.7% of posts hit the 2x average mark, and only 17 reached the 5x threshold. A consistency score of 2.3 indicates erratic reach that fluctuates well between posts. This 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 provide the primary revenue stream for this creator. With 12.0M followers, they can command a fee between $50,000 and $120,000 per campaign. This high ceiling exists because sponsorship rates scale directly with total follower count. In contrast, Creator Fund payouts depend on views and pay only pennies per thousand impressions. Brands pay for the large reach of a large audience rather than the fractional returns of platform funds. A rank of 344 out of 1349 places this creator in a position to command a premium. Their high ranking allows them to decline low-budget offers while maintaining their status. Because the engagement rate is lower than the median, they sit toward the lower end of the expected sponsorship band. A buyer should treat the $50,000 figure as a starting point for negotiations. This ensures the brand does not overpay for views that do not convert into high engagement. The cost per view helps determine if a quote pays for reach or the name. Based on 2.4M average views, a $100,000 fee would equal roughly $0.04 per view. This calculation reveals whether a brand is paying for actual eyeballs or just the prestige of the creator's profile. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

Most content lives in the 15 to 30 second range, with a very high volume of clips also landing under 15 seconds. Choose the shorter format over longer ones to capture more engagement, as clips between 30 and 60 seconds perform better than those over one minute by about 19% per view. Keep your production tight to maximize these early views. Original audio appears in about 70% of the feed. This choice sacrifices the reach of trending sounds for a unique brand identity that builds familiarity with the audience. Captions stay brief at an average of 57 characters, which keeps the focus on the visual. The lack of duet and stitch options means the content is meant to be consumed as a finished product rather than a base for others to remix. The top video lasted 15 seconds and achieved over 44 million views, reaching about 18 times the normal audience. It pulled in nearly half a million likes against fewer than two thousand comments. This large gap of 242 likes per comment shows that the clip succeeded through quick taps rather than sparking a debate. Average views sit at 2.4 million, making this a high-reach account with a large established following. Success here is about maintaining consistency for millions of viewers rather than seeking out small growth. The scale of this audience means every post reaches a large base regardless of minor tweaks to the caption.

Primary Content Categories

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 to 30 seconds because they make up over half of the content. The 30 to 60 second range performs better than longer videos even though it is less common.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

Best Duration by Engagement

Average engagement grouped by video length, so you can see which durations actually get the strongest response for this account, not just which ones they post most.

The verdict is a Grind because the creator posts nearly double the field median with a high frequency rank and consistent output over nearly two years. This steady volume allows for reliable campaign planning despite an erratic gap between individual uploads. New content typically lands on Monday and Friday, while Saturday remains the quiet day. Most uploads occur around 20:00 UTC. Because the pace has been established for hundreds of days, you can expect a dependable drumbeat of posts to support a long-term partnership. You should time your specific brand tie-ins for the Monday or Friday windows when fresh content is most likely to appear.

Audience & Reach

Ranked 344 of 1349 with a multiple of 10.9 over the median, this account achieves broadcast-scale reach. A single campaign can expect to reach a high volume of viewers across the platform. Italy represents 99% of the sampled views for content. This concentration means a brand can effectively target Italian consumers but cannot rely on the US or MV markets listed in the split for any international coverage. The like rate sits well below the median, falling by more than half of the expected average. A sponsored post will likely receive a lower engagement response relative to the total number of views received. A lifetime footprint of 7.4 billion plays across the catalog means a brand tag sits alongside content that has already been viewed billions of times. This context shows the brand joins an established archive rather than starting from a fresh baseline of interest. The audience fits the entertainment category because the high volume of views and low like rate indicates a broad reach with lower specific engagement.