Odnoklassniki

Section: Social platforms and channels · ok

For Odnoklassniki, period totals and publication rate matter most. If feed data is incomplete, read the totals with extra caution.

What this page includes

A metric table, worked examples, and short platform-specific notes.

How to read the examples

All numbers are illustrative. They are here to explain the formula, not to describe a specific account.

Which metrics this page shows

Metric	Key	Type	How to read it
OK posts (period)	`ok_posts_in_period`	Count	A direct count without extra recalculation.
Publication rate	`ok_ppd`	Posting rate	How many publications come out per day on average within the selected period.
OK likes (period)	`ok_total_likes`	Count	A direct count without extra recalculation.
OK comments (period)	`ok_total_comments`	Count	A direct count without extra recalculation.
OK reposts (period)	`ok_total_reposts`	Count	A direct count without extra recalculation.

Example: totals for the period

For this platform, period totals matter more than percentage pairs. The example below therefore focuses on the period slice and total counters.

Inputs

Period: 28 days
Publications: 20

Calculation steps

Publication rate
20 / 28
= 0.71 posts/day
OK likes (period)
Sum of likes across the publications in the period
= 5 400
OK comments (period)
Sum of comments across the publications in the period
= 360
OK reposts (period)
Sum of reposts across the publications in the period
= 140

These totals cover only the publications that actually made it into the analysis. If the source returned an incomplete feed, this is not the full account archive.

Platform-specific nuances

Key public fields are ok_posts_in_period, ok_ppd, ok_total_likes, ok_total_comments, and ok_total_reposts.
If the feed is incomplete, totals should not be read as the full account picture for the period.
Verification (ok_is_verified) remains a separate quality signal and is not mixed with engagement counters.