Engagement

🤝 Tab 2: Engagement

Deep-dive into how your community is interacting with your content and products.

1. Challenges Posted 📏

  • What it is: A simple count of how many Challenges your brand launched in the selected timeframe.
  • Why it matters: Use this to correlate your activity with your revenue. Did the month you posted 5 challenges result in higher sales?

2. Average % Community Engaged 📏

  • What it is: The average percentage of your members who have taken a meaningful action in your community divided by the total number of users in your community that are active on the platform.
  • What counts as "engaged"? A user is considered engaged if they complete a challenge or submit an "Obsession.”
  • Why it matters: Size is great, but activity is better. This metric tells you if your members are actually listening and participating. If this number is low, it might be time to launch a new, high-value challenge!

3. Challenge Responses 📏

  • What it is: Total number of responses to challenges in a given time period.
  • Why it matters: Understanding how many responses you get during a timeframe can help you understand what type of challenge resonates most with your community

4. Events Posted 📏

  • What it is: How many events you hosted with TYB
  • Why it matters: Events can have a direct correlation with user growth and sales.

5. Obsessions 📏

  • What it is: How many obsessions users created in a certain time frame
  • Why it matters: Events can have a direct correlation with user growth and sales.

6. Challenges posted and engagement (Activities vs. % Engagement) 📊

  • What it is: A dual-layer chart. The Bars show the volume of activities (Events, Challenge Series, etc.), while the Line Graph overlays your Community Engagement %.
  • Why it matters: This allows you to see if there is any correlation between amount of brand activities and engagement

7. Event Attendances 📊

  • What it is: A bar chart that shows the number of attendees to brand events in a given time frame
  • Why it matters: Report on attendance for different events

8. Obsessions Created over time 📊

  • What it is: A bar chart that shows the number of obsessions users created in a specific time frame.
  • Why it matters: This graph allows you to see not only how engaged users are with your community but also understand the number of reviews that were created for your products.

9 Top Obsessions (Product Leaderboard) 📏

  • What it is: A table listing your products ranked by the number of reviews (Obsessions) they’ve received.
  • Why it matters: This tells you which products your TYB community is most "obsessed" with. It’s perfect for identifying which items to feature in your next marketing campaign.

10. Community Engagement Over Time 📊

  • What it is: How many users engaged in brand activities over time
  • Fine Print: Community engagement: Period-by-period, not cumulative
  • Why it matters: You want your users to become more engaged over time, this gives you some directional information if that is happening.

11. Coins Earned by Reward Type 📊

  • What it is: A stacked bar chart showing how your users are getting their coins (e.g., making a purchase, referring a friend, or completing a challenge).
  • Why it matters: This reveals the "Behavioral Mix" of your fans. Are they earning mostly by spending money (Purchases) or by being brand advocates (Referrals and Challenges)?

💡 Pro-Tip for Social Media Managers:

Check the Top Obsessions table weekly. If you see a specific product spiking in reviews, grab some of those user quotes for your Instagram Stories, your community is literally writing your copy for you!

✏️ A few things to know when looking at your dashboards:

  • KPIs show exact time range selected
  • Charts round to complete periods (months/weeks) for cleaner visualization
  • Purchasers: We show this as a cumulative count, not monthly new buyers
  • Zero values display “no data found”
    • This is a limitation of the analytics platform! “No data found” simply means that metric is currently at zero.
  • 📏 = Single metric
  • 📊 = Graph
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