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YouTube engagement is harder to measure than other platforms because views matter more than subs. This calculator handles both formulas.
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YouTube engagement is naturally lower than TikTok or Instagram because viewers passively consume long-form video. 1% is average, 2-4% is good, anything above 4% is excellent. Per-video engagement (likes + comments / views) matters more than per-subscriber engagement on YouTube.
Two valid formulas. Per-view: ((likes + comments + shares) / views) * 100. Per-subscriber: ((likes + comments) / subscribers) * 100. Brands and agencies prefer per-view engagement because it reflects content quality, not just follower size.
Different content format, different user behavior. People watch YouTube to learn or be entertained, not to like and comment. A 2% YouTube engagement rate is roughly equivalent to a 5% Instagram rate on a per-creator-value basis.
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Reactions (all variants count: like, celebrate, support, insightful, etc.), comments, and reposts. Saves and shares-via-DM are not counted because LinkedIn does not surface them in the public counter.