
@Melanie Moreno
Overall (weighted)
12.73%
Over the last 10 posts, @Melanie Moreno averages 14.10% engagement per video. That works out to 17.5M interactions on 137.3M views.
137.3M
17.1M
89K
308.7K
with my people 𓆩❤︎𓆪
2d ago
with my people 𓆩❤︎𓆪
Engagement rate
27.7%
3d ago
This is insane!!!!! ⭐️
Engagement rate
14.6%
4d ago
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Engagement rate
17.8%
1w ago
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Engagement rate
19.5%
2w ago
😇
Engagement rate
18.2%
3w ago
🖤
Engagement rate
11.1%
3w ago
🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♀️
Engagement rate
15.8%
3w ago
I LOVE Y’ALL BADDDDDDD. WHAT A SUMMERRR!!!!! I shared every version of myself with you the good the messy, the vulnerable and even the moments that were hard to watch. Thank you for loving me through all of it. Thank you for supporting me even when you didn’t fully understand me or when I made it hard to. I met some of my best friends in that villa, but I never expected to come home to this much love. It honestly feels like I came home to millions of big sisters wrapping me in one big hug. I’ll never be able to put into words how protected, understood and loved you’ve made me feel. Thank you for giving me 10 and making this the softest place to land 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵
Engagement rate
10.4%
Engagement rate is the first number a brand checks when they're looking at a creator. Follower count tells them how big the audience is. Engagement rate tells them whether the audience is awake. A 12% rate on a million views means 120,000 people did something. That's a lot of eyeballs to put a product in front of.
We weight the overall number by views so one viral post can't drag the average up. The per-post breakdown below shows which videos are doing the work and which formats are quietly going nowhere.
All of it came from live TikTok data.
Username, verified badge, and avatar, grabbed fresh when this page rendered.
Recent videos with their view, like, comment, and share counts straight from TikTok.
For each video, (likes + comments + shares) ÷ views. That's the per-post rate.
Total interactions divided by total views across the recent posts. One huge video can't skew the average that way.
No. Treat this as a starting point. The per-post grid tells you if the engagement is consistent or front-loaded by one hit. Check the top post to see what worked, and pay attention to the share count on its own. Shares mean something a lot stronger than a like.
Some posts get shown to viewers who aren't part of the regular audience, which thins out engagement. Others stay closer to the core followers and pull a much higher rate. Both happen on every account.
Pulled live on every visit, then cached at the edge for five minutes so the page stays quick.