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
59,732
(Consisting of 59,027 from ads and 1,061 from organic.)
Total: +46.3%
Paid: +48.9%
Organic: -24.9%
Total reach during the reporting period was 59,732 accounts, consisting of 59,027 from ads and 1,061 from organic activity. This indicates that overall visibility was primarily driven by paid promotion, with ads continuing to play a significant role in extending audience reach across the platform.
Organic reach declined by -24.9% compared to the previous month, contributing a smaller portion of total exposure. While limited in comparison to paid activity, this still reflects ongoing baseline performance from non-paid content and suggests that the account continues to maintain a level of organic visibility alongside campaign activity.
Reach performance during this period was strongly supported by advertising activity, with paid reach growing +48.9%, highlighting the continued effectiveness of paid promotion in driving large-scale awareness for the centre.
Followers
1,879 followers
+18.8%
95 new followers
The account gained 95 new followers during the reporting period, bringing the total follower count to 1,879. This represents continued audience growth compared to the previous month, with an increase in follower acquisition reflecting stronger overall momentum. This equates to a monthly growth rate of approximately 5.06% (95 ÷ 1,879), which sits above typical Instagram industry benchmarks of around 1.6% to 2% per month (source: Mayple Instagram growth benchmarks). This indicates that the account is currently performing strongly in terms of follower acquisition, successfully converting reach and engagement into sustained audience growth.
Profile Visits
1,013
+1.2%
Profile visits increased to 1,013 in April, representing a 1.2% month-on-month uplift. While modest in growth compared to the previous period, this indicates continued user interest, with audiences still choosing to navigate to the profile after viewing content. The result suggests that recent activity has maintained a consistent level of deeper audience interaction and continued to encourage users to seek out additional information about the centre.
External Tap Links
1,827
+9.2%
External link clicks increased to 1,827 in April, representing a 9.2% month-on-month uplift. This indicates continued growth in user activity, with more users clicking through to the website from the profile compared to the previous period. The increase suggests improved effectiveness in driving call-to-action engagement, with content successfully encouraging users to take the next step beyond on-platform interaction and navigate to external destinations such as the website or booking link.
Numbers
Growth
(Compared to previous month)
Page viewers
247,668
-32.4%
Page visits
2,293
-33.2%
Facebook performance declined during the reporting period, with page viewers decreasing by 32.4% to a total of 247,668. Page visits also fell by 33.2%, recording 2,293 visits for the month. This indicates a reduction in overall visibility compared to the previous month, with content reaching a smaller audience across the platform.
Total views for the period (1–30 April) were 462,901, reflecting a 30.1% decrease month-on-month. The vast majority of views were driven by ads (457,029, down 30.1%), while organic views contributed 5,872 (down 26.8%). The decline across both paid and organic channels suggests a reduction in advertising activity or campaign spend during this period compared to the previous month, resulting in lower overall exposure and audience reach.
LinkedIn recorded 132 impressions in April, representing a 65% increase compared to the previous month and indicating a positive step forward in visibility on the platform. This growth suggests improving content exposure, with organic reach showing encouraging momentum during the period. While the channel remains in an early stage of development, the upward trend reflects the impact of consistent activity and highlights the potential for continued audience growth and improved performance over time.
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In March, Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre reflects strong awareness-driven performance, largely supported by paid promotion activity, which continued to play a key role in driving overall visibility. While organic reach remains a smaller contributor, it continues to provide a baseline level of exposure alongside campaign activity.
Engagement signals showed positive movement, with increased user intent reflected through higher profile visits and external link clicks, indicating that content is becoming more effective at encouraging deeper interaction beyond initial exposure.
Follower growth remained strong and above industry expectations, demonstrating that the account continues to convert a consistent portion of its audience into long-term followers despite fluctuations in broader performance metrics.
Facebook visibility also improved significantly, reinforcing the effectiveness of distribution across the platform in reaching wider audiences.
LinkedIn remains in an early development phase, with minimal activity and reach, highlighting the need for ongoing consistency to build awareness and establish a stronger presence over time.