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Strength In Numbers

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Engagement

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Avg Comments

16.7

Avg Likes

179.0

Engagement Rate

0.26%· ~196 likes + comments/post

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Engagement Rate

0.26%

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median: 0.00%

Posts per Week

3.4

Above median

median: 1.8

Publishing Consistency

68/100

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median: 69/100

Subscribers

74K

Above median

median: 3K

Publishing

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Publishing Frequency

~3x per week

Last published Oct 13, 2026

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3.4 posts/week avg

Consistency:68Consistent

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