Calculate engagement rate from total engagements and audience size.
Engagements ÷ Audience × 100
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Calculate engagement rate by dividing total engagements by an audience metric such as followers, reach or impressions, then multiplying by 100.
Use the same audience basis when comparing results. A follower-based engagement rate and a reach-based engagement rate answer different questions, so label the metric clearly in reports.
Add the total number of interactions you want included in the calculation.
Use followers, reach or impressions depending on the engagement-rate definition you are working with.
The calculator divides engagements by the audience value and displays the result as a percentage.
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Use the denominator required by your reporting method. Followers, reach and impressions can produce different engagement rates.
Check that the engagement total and audience value cover the same post, campaign or reporting period.
It can in some measurement setups, especially when multiple interactions per person are counted against a smaller audience figure.
You can compare consistently calculated rates, but audience size, platform, content type and measurement method also affect context.
This calculator uses engagements divided by the audience value, multiplied by 100.
Yes. Enter total engagements first and reach as the second value.
Yes. Enter total engagements and use follower count as the audience value.
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