Post Reach is the number of people who saw your Facebook post. It only counts each person once, even if they viewed the post multiple times.
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Facebook stores daily values for this metric and then provides total daily values via the API. This means that each day, data on the total number of unique people who saw any of your Page posts is synced with Databox. For longer Date Ranges, Databox sums together all daily values for the entire range. This value in Databox may be slightly higher than the value you see in Facebook because unique values are summed together.
This is because a user may see your Page post on the 1st of the month and then again on the 8th of the month. In Databox, this is counted as two occurrences for that month and Facebook counts this as one occurrence for the month since Facebook can identify that the user who viewed the Page post on the 1st of the month is the same as the user who viewed the Page post on the 8th of the month.
This applies to the following metrics:
The API limitation is explained in the help article Why may “Page Reach” be different in Databox vs Facebook?.
Reach refers to the total number of people who view your ad, both organically and through paid promotion. It indicates the potential audience that can be reached through your ad campaign.
Impressions refer to the number of times an ad was displayed to a user on a social media platform like Facebook. It does not necessarily mean that the user interacted with the ad, but simply that it was shown to them.
The Amount Spent metric in Facebook Ads represents the total cost of all clicks, impressions, and other ad interactions that generated charges for your campaign or ad set.
CPM (Cost Per Thousand Impressions) is the cost that an advertiser pays per thousand ad impressions on a social media platform such as Facebook. It is an important metric that helps to measure the effectiveness of ad campaigns and their reach.
The Clicks (All) metric on Facebook Ads shows the total number of clicks on an ad, including link clicks, reactions, comments, shares, and more.
Link Clicks is a metric that shows the number of clicks your ad received that led people to a destination on or off Facebook, such as your website.
The 3-Second Video Views metric measures the number of times a video was viewed for at least 3 seconds, indicating initial interest and engagement.
Post Engagement is a metric that measures the number of people who have interacted with your Facebook post and includes likes, comments, shares, and clicks.
Page Reach refers to the number of unique users who have viewed the content on a Facebook Page, including posts and other updates, over a specific period of time.
Page Reach - Organic is the number of unique people who saw your posts through non-paid distribution, such as appearing on their News Feed or visiting your Page.
The Page Impressions metric measures how many times a Facebook Page or post has been viewed, including both organic and paid views. It indicates the overall reach and engagement of a Page.
Page Impressions - Organic refers to the number of times your Facebook Page was seen by users who found it via organic reach, meaning without any paid promotion. It gives insight into the overall reach and popularity of your Page.
Post Reach - Organic is the number of unique users who saw your post without any paid promotion or boosting. It measures the natural visibility of your content.
Post Reach - Viral is the number of unique people who saw your post when it was shared by someone else, either by liking, commenting or sharing it.
Post Reach - Paid is the number of people who saw your post due to paid promotion, such as a boosted post or advertisement, on Facebook.
Post Impressions is the number of times a post is displayed in a person's Facebook News Feed or on a page, whether it was clicked on or not.
Post Impressions - Organic metric refers to the number of times a Facebook post was shown to users organically, meaning without paid promotion. It indicates engagement level and the potential reach of the post among users who follow the page or those whom their followers shared the post with.
Post Impressions - Viral indicates the number of times your post was seen by people who saw it from a friend sharing, commenting, or liking your post.
Post Impressions - Paid is the number of times your Facebook post was seen by people through paid promotion, including ads. It helps track the reach of your content to a targeted audience.
Page Views is a metric that measures the total number of times a specific Facebook page has been viewed, including both organic and paid visits. It provides insights into the popularity and reach of a page.
The 3-Second Video Views metric measures how many times a video was viewed for at least 3 seconds, indicating initial engagement with the content.
The Post Engagement metric measures the level of interaction or activity that a certain post generates on Facebook, including likes, comments, shares, reactions, and clicks.
The Reach metric on Instagram measures the total number of unique accounts that have viewed your content, indicating the size and scope of your audience.
Impressions refer to the total number of times a post, story or ad has been seen by users on Instagram. This metric doesn't account for unique users and therefore the same user seeing the same post multiple times will count towards multiple impressions.
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