Disclaimer: This report analyses organic performance. Based on Instagram Insights and fluctuations in reach, it appears that paid promotion may have occurred during the reporting period. As we do not have access to the Meta advertising account, we cannot confirm when ads were active, ad spend, or which posts were promoted. Paid activity can also influence broader metrics such as profile visits and engagement, and the proportion of traffic generated from paid versus organic sources cannot be determined.
Numbers
Growth (%)
(Compared to previous month)
Accounts Reached
Total: 7,509
(Consisting of 5,728 from ads and 2,127 from organic.)
Total -79.6%
Paid: -82.1%
Organic: -60.6%
Accounts reached, shows the number of Instagram accounts reached in the last month.
In summary, a total of 7,509 accounts were reached, with the majority of this driven by ads (5,728) compared to 2,127 from organic activity.
The performance percentages indicate strong reach overall, with 79.6% total, 82.1% from paid, and 60.6% from organic.
Followers
4,692 followers
- 20.4%
82 new followers
The account gained 82 new followers in March. This represents a decline in month-on-month growth compared to February 2026, when the account gained 103 new followers. In March, the growth appears to have been driven primarily by regular content exposure rather than targeted promotion, resulting in a more moderate increase in followers.
Profile Visits
1,012
-19%
The number of times people viewed the profile page of ABC Pool was 1,012 in March, representing a 19% decrease compared to last month’s 1,249 profile views. As we do not have full visibility of advertising activity outside of the sponsored posts set up directly within the account (via Meta Business/Agency access), it is not possible to determine the exact contribution of paid versus organic traffic to these profile visits.
External Tap Links
269
-57.4%
The External Tap links metric is based on the number of users who clicked the profile URL, typically driven by call-to-actions within posts. This month’s result shows a decrease compared to the previous month, reflecting reduced outbound engagement activity from the profile.
Numbers
Growth
(Compared to previous month)
Page viewers
30,889
-54.5%
Page visits
507
-25.8%
The Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool Facebook profile recorded 30,889 page viewers and 507 page visits in March. This represents a 54.5% decrease in page viewers and a 25.8% decrease in page visits compared to the previous month.
Based on current Meta Business Suite visibility, no active paid advertising was observed during this reporting period. The reduction in overall traffic may therefore reflect a return to predominantly organic performance following prior periods of higher visibility.
Based on the relationship between the number of followers and the volume of views, along with historical fluctuations in month-on-month performance, it is possible that paid advertising activity may have influenced results in previous periods. As we do not have access to the advertising account associated with this page, we do not have visibility of any campaigns that may have been run and are therefore unable to determine the proportion of traffic generated through paid versus organic activity.
LinkedIn has continued to show positive growth during this reporting period, with steady improvements in both audience size and engagement levels. While the overall base remains relatively small compared to more established channels, performance is trending in the right direction month-on-month.
This growth reflects increasing traction as the page becomes more established and content continues to reach a broader audience over time.
To further build on this momentum, we recommend maintaining a consistent LinkedIn outreach approach across all Belgravia accounts. This would involve proactively inviting existing contacts and relevant stakeholders to follow the pages, helping to strengthen visibility, expand the foundational audience, and support continued sustainable engagement on the platform.
During the reporting period, overall performance across Instagram and Facebook was more moderate compared to the previous month, with both platforms showing softer visibility and engagement levels. This reflects a more stable period of activity following prior fluctuations, with no clear indicators of heightened promotional or ad-driven amplification during this cycle.
Instagram reach and Facebook activity were comparatively lower month-on-month, with engagement patterns aligning more closely with organic-only performance. Despite this, core audience interactions remained present, indicating continued baseline interest in the content.
In contrast, LinkedIn delivered positive growth this month, showing continued progression in both audience size and engagement. While still a developing channel, performance trends are moving in a favourable direction, suggesting improving traction as the page becomes more established and consistently active.
External link taps remained relatively steady, indicating that despite variations in reach and engagement across platforms, user intent to visit external pages has been maintained at a consistent level.