How many times each video was watched. In Daily mode this shows new views gained each day — useful for spotting spikes and comparing momentum fairly across videos of very different sizes. In Total mode it shows the running view count, which can make smaller videos hard to see alongside large established ones.
Likes
How many likes each video received. Same logic as Views — Daily shows daily gains, Total shows the running count. Useful for seeing when a video had a burst of audience engagement.
Comments
How many comments each video received per day, or in total. High comment activity often signals strong emotional response or controversy — worth watching alongside views.
Like %
Of every 100 views, how many people liked the video. A video with 10,000 views and 500 likes has a 5% like rate. Because it's a percentage, all videos sit on the same scale regardless of size — making it the best metric for comparing engagement quality across your group.
Typical range: 3–5%. Above 7% usually means a highly engaged audience. In Daily mode this can be noisy on low-view days — Total mode gives the most reliable read.
Daily vs Total
Daily — what changed each day. Best for spotting trends, comparing momentum, and seeing the impact of a publish or promotion. Levels the playing field between old and new videos.
Total — the running count from day one. Best for seeing the overall growth curve. Note: videos with a long history will always visually dominate over newer ones.