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Popularity Analysis
Stable
2
out of 100
Low Performance
Key Insights
- 1Cross-platform signals indicate this is a non-organic/placeholder-style tag (randomized suffix, no recognizable topic cluster), so discovery algorithms on X/Bluesky/Mastodon are unlikely to surface it broadly unless you generate the demand yourself (coordinated posting or a campaign). Expect low baseline impressions and high volatility: a single high-follower account can briefly dominate 80–100% of total engagement for the tag.
- 2On X, hashtag search and “Latest” visibility favor recency + early engagement velocity; with a low-volume tag, engagement rate can look “high” on a per-post basis but total reach remains small. Best-performing formats for seeding a new tag: short native video (6–15s) or image + one-sentence hook + explicit CTA (poll/reply prompt). External links typically suppress early distribution; put links in a follow-up reply.
- 3On Bluesky and Mastodon, hashtag feeds are more literal (less algorithmic amplification than X), so consistency and repetition matter more than virality. Mastodon instances differ: tag adoption can concentrate within one instance’s local timeline, so cross-posting from multiple accounts/instances and encouraging boosts/reposts is key. Bluesky performs well with conversational threads; a 3–5 post thread using the tag on the first post and again on the wrap-up tends to outperform single posts for small tags.
Pro Tip: Seed the tag with coordinated velocityAI
For the next 72 hours, schedule 6–10 posts per day across X/Bluesky/Mastodon and recruit 5–10 partners to post within the first 10 minutes of each drop (replies + reposts/boosts). Use the hashtag once (avoid stuffing) plus a clear CTA (poll, question, or “reply with your result”) to manufacture early engagement velocity and make the tag’s feed look active enough for others to click and join.