Because the formula varies, an engagement rate from one tool cannot be set against another's.
Pick one definition and keep to it when you compare posts.
Engagement rate is the share of people who reached a post that also did something with it, usually likes, comments, shares and clicks added together and divided by reach or impressions. Networks and tools define it differently, so compare a rate only with the same definition from the same source.
Because the formula varies, an engagement rate from one tool cannot be set against another's.
Pick one definition and keep to it when you compare posts.
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