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@Shaiie_Foeva
Recent engagement rate
Overall (weighted)
8.01%
Over the last 10 posts, @Shaiie_Foeva averages 7.17% engagement per video. That works out to 310.9K interactions on 3.9M views.
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Recent posts
2w ago
#greenscreenvideo
Engagement rate
7.6%
2w ago
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Engagement rate
6.4%
2w ago
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Engagement rate
4.3%
2d ago
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Engagement rate
5.3%
4d ago
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Engagement rate
5.3%
5d ago
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Engagement rate
8.8%
5d ago
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Engagement rate
3.8%
5d ago
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Engagement rate
15.1%
How brands read engagement rate
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.
How we got these numbers
All of it came from live TikTok data.
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We loaded the profile
Username, verified badge, and avatar, grabbed fresh when this page rendered.
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We grabbed the latest posts
Recent videos with their view, like, comment, and share counts straight from TikTok.
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We worked out engagement per post
For each video, (likes + comments + shares) ÷ views. That's the per-post rate.
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We weighted the overall number
Total interactions divided by total views across the recent posts. One huge video can't skew the average that way.
Frequently Asked Questions
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.