> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.creatibi.com/en-us/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.creatibi.com/en-us/product-guides/reporting/social-media.md).

# Social media

### To analyze your creative performance on all social media platforms:

1. Choose the social media on the top;
2. Click the "**Add filter**" and filter the creative by "**Media producer**", "**Media aspect ratio**", "**Tag"**, and "**Rating**";
3. Select the time period for the posted media;
4. Choose the metrics you want to analyze such as "**View**", "**Like**", "**Comment**", and "**Share**" with various charts;
5. Scroll down to discover your top social media platform, the top accounts on each platform, and their performance over time.

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### To analyze your creative performance on a particular social media platform:

1. Choose the social media on the top;
2. Click your target social media platform;
3. Click the "**Add filter**" and filter the creative by "**Media producer**", "**Media** **aspect ratio**", "**Tag**", and "**Rating**";
4. Select the time period for the posted media;
5. Choose the metrics you want to analyze such as "**View**", "**Like"**, "**Comment**", and "**Share**" with various charts;
6. Scroll down to discover your top accounts on this platform and their performance over time.

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### To analyze one specific creative on social media platforms:

1. Choose the social media on the top;
2. Click the "**View full report**" under the "**Top content**" section;
3. Choose the legends such as "**Views**", "**Likes**", etc. for your creatives and build a chart;
4. Select the creatives you want to analyze by sorting legends;
   * You can also select your target social media;
5. Drill in down further by clicking the specific creative you want to analyze;
   * You can discover the creative performance across all social media platforms and accounts on each platform in different time periods;
   * You can also find the interconnection of your creative performance with your script if you use the CreatiBI [script](/en-us/product-guides/script.md) feature.

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### To analyze one specific social media account:

1. Choose the social media on the top;
2. Click the "**View all**" under the "**Top account**" section;
3. Choose the legends such as "**Views**", "**Likes**", etc. for your accounts and build a chart;
4. Select the accounts you want to analyze by sorting legends;
   * You can also select your target social media;
5. Drill in down further by clicking the specific account you want to analyze;
   * You can discover the account performance and creative performance in different time periods;
   * You can also find its follower demographics.

<figure><img src="/files/3HQUXFsfTGtTX4iUcLIs" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

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