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Social media reporting in HoopAI gives you a unified view of how your content is performing across every connected platform — without jumping between native social apps. The Social Planner analytics dashboard aggregates post-level and account-level metrics so you can see what is resonating, which platforms are growing, and how your audience is responding over time.

Supported platforms

The HoopAI social media analytics dashboard currently supports data from:
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • TikTok
  • Google Business Profile
  • Threads
  • Bluesky
Metric availability varies by platform — for example, Pinterest does not support likes or comments data, and demographic reporting (age and gender breakdown) is only available for Instagram accounts with 100 or more followers.

Accessing the analytics dashboard

Navigate to Marketing → Social Planner → Statistics to open the social media analytics dashboard. The dashboard displays aggregated data across all connected accounts by default, with filters available to isolate individual platforms or accounts.

Key metrics

KPI overview

The top of the dashboard shows aggregate totals across all connected accounts for the selected time period:

Total posts

Number of posts published across all platforms in the selected date range.

Total impressions

Total number of times any post was displayed on a user’s screen, counting multiple views by the same person.

Total reach

Number of unique accounts that saw at least one of your posts during the period.

Total engagements

Combined count of likes, comments, and shares across all published posts.

Followers

Net follower change across connected accounts during the selected period.

Comments

Total number of comments received on posts in the period.

Social post performance

The Social Post Performance chart combines a bar graph (showing weekly post publishing volume) with a line graph (showing daily engagement totals). This view makes it easy to spot the relationship between posting frequency and engagement response — for example, whether posting more frequently in a given week actually resulted in more total interactions. Week-over-week percentage changes are displayed alongside each metric so you can see momentum at a glance.

Engagement breakdown by platform

The Engagement Stats section breaks likes, comments, and shares down by individual platform. Use this to understand which networks are driving the most interaction for your content type. A business posting the same content across LinkedIn and Facebook may find that one platform consistently outperforms the other in comments while the other drives more shares.

Top performing posts

The Top Performing Posts table ranks your published content by likes received. Click into any post to see its individual metrics, including impressions, reach, and engagement rate. Use this list to identify content patterns — topics, formats, or posting times — that consistently outperform your averages.

Demographics report (Instagram)

For connected Instagram accounts with at least 100 followers, the Demographics section shows the age and gender distribution of your audience. This is useful for validating that the audience you are building matches the customer profile you are targeting.

Data freshness and platform delays

Social analytics data does not always appear instantly after publishing. Known delays by platform:
PlatformData delay
PinterestUp to 2 days
TikTok1–2 days
ThreadsT−1 day (previous day)
BlueskyT−1 day (previous day)
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedInNear real time
Export functionality for social media analytics is not currently available directly from the dashboard. For offline reporting, take screenshots of the dashboard or manually record key metrics on a scheduled basis.

Using social analytics to improve performance

Use the data from the social analytics dashboard to answer these questions on a regular cadence:
  • Which platform is growing fastest? Compare follower trends across platforms to decide where to increase your content investment.
  • Which content format drives the most engagement? Compare post-level metrics across video, image, and text posts on the same platform.
  • Is posting frequency correlated with engagement? Use the post performance chart to see whether weeks with more posts also see higher engagement, or whether quality matters more than quantity.
  • Are impressions translating to reach? A high impression-to-reach ratio means your existing audience is seeing your content repeatedly; a low ratio means you are reaching new users. Depending on your goal, either result could be positive.
Review your top performing posts monthly and use the patterns you find to inform the following month’s content calendar in the Social Planner.

Frequently asked questions

Only connected social accounts appear in the analytics dashboard. If a platform is missing, go to Marketing → Social Planner → Accounts and confirm that the account is connected and authorized. Reconnecting an expired OAuth session will restore data access.
Yes. Use the platform filter in the Engagement Stats section to select two platforms and view their metrics in the same chart. The filter allows multi-select for comparative analysis.
Instagram reach reflects unique accounts, not total impressions. If your content is being seen multiple times by the same followers, reach will be significantly lower than impressions. This is normal for small, highly engaged audiences.
No. The social media analytics tools in HoopAI are scoped to your own connected accounts. Competitor benchmarking and social listening require third-party tools.

Last modified on March 5, 2026