Saves by Pin is a metric on Pinterest that shows how many times a specific Pin has been saved (re-pinned) by other users. It indicates the popularity and engagement level of a Pin, as well as its potential reach. The more Saves a Pin has, the more visibility it can gain across the platform, leading to increased website traffic and brand exposure. Monitoring Saves by Pin helps Pinterest users understand which content resonates best with their audience and optimize their Pinning strategy for better results.
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Dimensional metrics attributed by pin may experience slower loading times or temporary sync delays because, unlike non-dimensional metrics, they require separate requests for each individual pin, with a fixed rate limit of 55 requests per minute. Accounts with a high number of pins are more likely to encounter syncing issues due to the volume of data being processed. To reduce delays, we recommend minimizing frequent date range changes within a single session, as this can further impact loading performance.
Impressions by Pin is a metric on Pinterest that shows the total number of times a specific pin has been seen by users in their feed, search results, or on boards. This metric helps track the visibility and reach of individual pins, indicating how many times a pin has been displayed to users on the platform. It is a valuable measure of a pin's exposure and can provide insights into the effectiveness of content and overall Pinterest strategy. Tracking Impressions by Pin can help optimize pin performance and inform future content creation decisions.
The Engagements metric on Pinterest measures the total interactions users have with your pins, including saves, clicks, close-ups, and comments. It gives insights into how users are actively engaging with your content, helping you understand what resonates with your audience and how successful your content is in driving interaction and interest.
Engagement rate is a metric that measures the level of interaction and involvement your Pinterest content receives from your audience. It is calculated by dividing the total number of engagements (likes, comments, shares) on a pin by the total number of impressions, then multiplied by 100 to get a percentage. A high engagement rate indicates that your content is resonating well with your audience and driving meaningful interactions. It is an important metric to track to gauge the effectiveness of your Pinterest marketing efforts.
The Total Following count on Pinterest refers to the number of accounts that a user is currently following. It represents the total of all the individual accounts that a user has chosen to follow on the platform. This metric can provide insights into a user's interests, preferences, and engagement with other accounts.
Video play time is a metric that measures the total amount of time viewers spend watching a video content. It provides insights into viewer engagement and interest by showing how long users are engaged with the video. Analyzing video play time helps content creators and marketers understand which videos are performing well and can help optimize future video content to increase watch time and audience retention.
The Video play time by Pin metric on Pinterest measures the total duration of time that users have spent watching videos within a specific pin. This metric provides insights into viewer engagement and helps creators understand which videos are resonating with their audience. By analyzing this data, content creators can optimize their video content to increase viewership and drive more engagement on the platform.
The Average video play time metric measures the average duration that viewers engage with a video content. It indicates how long, on average, users are watching a video before stopping or moving on. This metric helps creators understand audience interest and engagement levels, leading to insights on video performance and content adjustments to improve viewership.
The Video 10-second plays metric measures the number of times a video has been played for at least 10 seconds. It indicates viewer engagement and helps evaluate the effectiveness of video content in capturing and retaining audience attention. Higher 10-second play counts suggest that the video is grabbing viewers' interest early on, leading to potential longer viewing times and increased chances of conveying key messages or calls to action.