Greg Holmes for Prince George's | Post Performance Dashboard
GREG HOLMES
FOR PRINCE GEORGE'S
REPORT TYPE
Single Post Performance
Published: Friday, May 15, 2026
Post-Level Analytics

Sign vandalism arrest announcement reel.

Cross-platform performance analysis of the law enforcement arrest announcement reel posted May 15, 2026 across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Data pulled May 18, 2026.

Post Content
"The Greg Holmes for Prince George's campaign is grateful to share that law enforcement has made an arrest in connection with the recent vandalism of campaign signage..."
Format: Reel (25s) Published: May 15, 2026 at 2:54 PM Platforms: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok
Cross-Platform Totals
Combined Performance
Total Views
14K
Total Reach
9.4K
Total Interactions
312
Total Shares
110
New Followers
6
Platform Breakdown
Individual Post Metrics
Facebook
Reel
Views
9.7K
Above typical
Viewers
6.3K
Interactions
79
Likes
62
Comments
3
Shares
12
Saves
2
Avg. Watch
14s
Instagram
Reel
Views
2,014
Above typical
Reach
1,562
Likes
24
Comments
2
Reposts
5
Shares
63
Profile Visits
34
Avg. Watch
11s
TikTok
25.05s video
Views
2,300
Likes
123
Comments
5
Shares
35
Saves
11
New Followers
5
Avg. Watch
15.9s
Full Watch %
25.6%
Platform Comparison
Head to Head
Metric Facebook Instagram TikTok Total
Views 9,700 2,014 2,300 14,014
Reach / Viewers 6,300 1,562 1,600 9,462
Likes 62 24 123 209
Comments 3 2 5 10
Shares 12 63 35 110
Saves / Bookmarks 2 0 11 13
Avg. Watch Time 14s 11s 15.9s 13.6s avg
New Followers 0 1 5 6
Audience Breakdown
Who Watched This Post
Instagram: View Sources
Reels Tab
67.5%
Stories
18.2%
Explore
6.3%
Feed
5.0%
Profile
0.9%
Instagram: Viewer Split
Followers
11.2%
Non-followers
88.8%
Instagram: Impact Rates
Skip Rate
36.2%
Share Rate
3.9%
Like Rate
1.5%
Repost Rate
0.3%
Instagram: Gender
Men
79.1%
Women
20.9%
Instagram: Age
13-17
0.2%
18-24
29.5%
25-34
20.8%
35-44
16.9%
45-54
16.3%
55-64
11.6%
65+
4.8%
Instagram: Location
US
80.5%
Canada
2.2%
UK
2.1%
Germany
1.7%
India
1.4%
TikTok: Traffic Sources
For You
98.8%
Other
0.8%
Profile
0.2%
Search
0.1%
TikTok: Viewer Split
New
94%
Returning
6%
Non-followers
100%
TikTok: Gender
Female
68%
Male
32%
TikTok: Age
18-24
8%
25-34
21%
35-44
34%
45-54
26%
55+
11%
TikTok: Location
US
100%
TikTok: Search Queries
greg holmes pg county
50%
gregholmesforpg
50%
Key Insights
What This Post Tells Us
01
Breakout Performance
14K combined views in 3 days makes this the campaign's highest-performing post to date by a significant margin. Facebook alone did 9.7K views, well above typical post performance. The arrest narrative resonated deeply across all three platforms.
02
TikTok Is the Engagement Engine
Despite having fewer views than Facebook, TikTok drove 123 likes, 35 shares, 11 saves, and 5 new followers. It also had the longest average watch time (15.9s) and 25.6% full-video completion. TikTok audiences are engaging more deeply than other platforms.
03
Instagram Shares Are Massive
63 shares on Instagram is the standout metric. That's more than FB and TikTok shares combined. This reel was forwarded via DM at a very high rate, signaling viewers found it important enough to send to people they know personally.
04
Discovery-Driven, Not Follower-Driven
On Instagram, 88.8% of viewers were non-followers. On TikTok, 100% of viewers were non-followers and 94% were first-time viewers. Nearly all traffic came from algorithmic feeds (Reels Tab: 67.5%, For You: 98.8%). The algorithm is working for Greg.
05
Gender Split Flips by Platform
Instagram skewed 79% male while TikTok skewed 68% female. The same content is reaching very different audiences across platforms. This is a strong case for continued cross-posting rather than platform-exclusive content.
06
Skip Rate + Retention Opportunity
Instagram's 36.2% skip rate and most drop-offs at 0:01 suggest the first second needs a stronger hook. TikTok retention was better (64% watched on average). Consider testing a text overlay or urgent visual in the opening frame for future reels.
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