Numbers

One number that tells you which half broke

A post that underperformed is one confusing outcome. Hook rate splits it into two answerable questions, which is why it is the most diagnostic number available.

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From your analytics

12,400 impressions · 3,100 three-second views

Result
  • Hook rate 25%
  • Opening is working
  • Check completion next

Three steps

How it will work

  1. Take two numbers

    Impressions and three-second views. Both are in every platform's analytics under slightly different names.

  2. Read the split

    Low hook rate means the opening failed and nothing else was ever evaluated.

  3. Compare against yourself

    The absolute number is not comparable across accounts. Your own recent posts are the only useful benchmark.

What it is for

Why this one is worth having

  • Diagnoses, does not score

    It tells you which of your openings to make more of. That is the entire job.

  • High hook, low completion

    A different problem entirely: the opening promised something the body did not deliver.

  • No cross-account benchmarks

    Measurement windows and audiences differ, so a number from someone else's account tells you nothing.

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What you can already do

Analytics inside PikoReels reports what published and how it performed, which is the input the next batch gets generated against.

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FAQ

Hook rate calculator, asked and answered

How do you calculate hook rate?

Three-second views divided by impressions, expressed as a percentage. Platforms expose both numbers under slightly different names and thresholds, which is why the figure is only comparable within one account.

What is a good hook rate?

There is no universal figure, and any benchmark you find was measured on a different audience with a different threshold. Track your own posts against each other instead.

Is the calculator live?

Not yet. The glossary explains the metric in full in the meantime.

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