I run a Facebook page about one old town in Spain. It gets millions of views a month, and for a while I thought I understood why.

Then I exported every post and looked properly. A post that had 675,839 views got 22,783 when I reworded it and ran it again three weeks later. A fifth of my posts were dead weight, getting under a quarter of what a typical post gets. And the hour I had been posting at was one of my worst.

Facebook's own screens show you totals. They don't show you which posts are doing the damage. Your export does, but it is a spreadsheet of a few hundred rows that nobody has time to read.

So I built this. You download your Page's export (the steps are on the page), drop it in, and it reads the lot in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and I never see your file.

The free check shows your headline numbers, your week-by-week trend and your best hours, and counts your buried repeats and dead-weight posts. The full report names every one of them, for a one-off £19.95.

Blunt feedback welcome, particularly from anyone whose numbers look odd.

I run a Facebook page about one old town in Spain. It gets millions of views a month, and for a while I thought I understood why.

Then I exported every post and looked properly. A post that had 675,839 views got 22,783 when I reworded it and ran it again three weeks later. A fifth of my posts were dead weight, getting under a quarter of what a typical post gets. And the hour I had been posting at was one of my worst.

Facebook's own screens show you totals. They don't show you which posts are doing the damage. Your export does, but it is a spreadsheet of a few hundred rows that nobody has time to read.

So I built this. You download your Page's export (the steps are on the page), drop it in, and it reads the lot in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and I never see your file.

The free check shows your headline numbers, your week-by-week trend and your best hours, and counts your buried repeats and dead-weight posts. The full report names every one of them, for a one-off £19.95.

Blunt feedback welcome, particularly from anyone whose numbers look odd.

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