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# Why don't you publish one blended average?

Blending platforms hides formula differences and content norms. A single number would look precise and still mislead. We show each platform separately.

Source: [What is the average social media engagement rate?](https://www.socialfetch.dev/data/average-social-media-engagement-rate)

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