Paid amplification rate = paid posts / total posts
Paid Amplification Rate
20.00%
Use this rate to understand how paid distribution supports the content plan.
A high amplification rate is not bad if the team is intentionally testing creative through paid distribution.
Review amplification rate with CPM, CPC, and organic reach share before changing channel strategy.
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Next step
Use amplification mix in content planning
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