nocache1766265864
Popularity Analysis
Declining
2
out of 100
Low Performance
Key Insights
- 1Cross-platform usage is effectively near-zero: the tag looks auto-generated/nonce-like (includes a long numeric suffix), which typically prevents repeat adoption and discovery. On X, this usually yields minimal hashtag search traffic; on Bluesky and Mastodon, where hashtag following exists but is smaller and more community-curated, low reuse means the tag won’t enter anyone’s followed tag feeds.
- 2When tags are nonstandard, engagement (if any) tends to come from the author’s existing followers rather than hashtag discovery. Content that can still perform: diagnostic/educational posts (e.g., a short thread explaining “no-cache” headers, CDN behavior, browser cache busting) paired with a recognizable primary topic tag (#webperf/#devops) so the post is indexable beyond the nonce tag.
- 3Platform nuance: Mastodon users often prefer descriptive, human-readable tags and multiple topical tags (2–5) for federation-wide discovery; Bluesky’s tag discovery is improving but still benefits most from broader topical tags; X prioritizes recency + engagement velocity, so a “dead” niche tag won’t help distribution—use it only as an internal marker and rely on stronger topic keywords/hashtags for reach.
Pro Tip: Use it as an internal marker, not your discovery engineAI
Treat #nocache1766265864 as a tracking/experiment tag (e.g., A/B testing, campaign attribution) and pair it with 1–3 high-intent, human-readable topic hashtags like #webperf and #devops. Put the primary topical tag(s) in the first 120 characters and make the post’s hook keyword-rich, because discovery will come from keywords and broader tags—not from this nonce hashtag.