Sep 13, 2026

2026-09-13

Updates / corrections

• Correction to the earlier September summary: the statement that there was no content to analyze applied only to Instagram and Threads through September 10. The user's Facebook account, Gerald Wiz, had 10 self-authored timeline posts from September 3–10.
• The user redirected the analysis to Facebook after the initial Instagram/Threads-only check. Their connected Instagram and Threads username is @geraldwiecz.

Content-performance analysis

• User asks for content reporting focused on views, replies, shares, winners and common traits, plus flops and likely reasons.
• Facebook September 1–10 snapshot: 10 posts, 8 reactions, and at least 6 comments across the fetched posts. Facebook's available interface did not expose views or share counts. The strongest post was a September 8 “worst American president” survey with 2 likes and at least 5 comments; its direct request to vote in the comments clearly outperformed long explanatory posts. Short, punchy political posts generally did better; dense AI and intelligence/anthropology essays received little or no engagement.
• Annual cross-platform analysis for September 13, 2025–September 13, 2026 is in progress. Facebook annual analysis remains pending.
• Threads annual analysis completed: only one post in the period, a one-word “Test” post from July 8, 2026. Post-level lifetime metrics were 3 views and no engagement. Account-level insights reported 929 views, 4 replies, 8 quotes, 0 reposts, and 4 likes, but those totals conflict with the single post's metrics and cannot be attributed reliably; preserve this discrepancy when reporting.
• Instagram annual analysis completed: 36 posts (34 reels, 2 images), 21 likes, and 1 comment; 28 posts had zero likes and zero comments. Views and shares were unavailable because the account is not professional. The July 4 reel led with 6 likes. The August 18 reel featuring the user's orange-slice still-life painting earned 2 likes and the year's only comment. Burst-posting several times per day correlated with zero engagement, and all measurable engagement came from reels.

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