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Estimated Reach represents the number of unique individuals who have seen your content or advertisement. It's calculated by dividing total impressions by average frequency, providing insight into how many different people your message has reached.
The calculator uses the Estimated Reach formula:
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Explanation: This formula helps marketers understand how many unique individuals were exposed to their campaign by accounting for repeated views from the same people.
Details: Calculating estimated reach is crucial for measuring campaign effectiveness, optimizing advertising budgets, and understanding audience penetration. It helps determine if your message is reaching new people or just being shown repeatedly to the same audience.
Tips: Enter total impressions (count) and average frequency. Both values must be positive numbers (impressions > 0, frequency ≥ 1). Frequency represents how many times, on average, each person saw your content.
Q1: What's the difference between reach and impressions?
A: Reach measures unique individuals, while impressions count total views (including multiple views by the same person).
Q2: What is a good reach percentage?
A: This varies by industry and campaign goals, but generally 70-90% of your target audience is considered good reach.
Q3: How often should I measure reach?
A: Measure reach regularly throughout campaigns to optimize performance and adjust strategies as needed.
Q4: Can reach exceed the target audience size?
A: No, reach cannot exceed the total number of people in your target audience. If calculations show this, check your data accuracy.
Q5: How does frequency affect reach?
A: Higher frequency means the same people see your content more often, which can reduce unique reach if impressions remain constant.