Section: Content platforms · sostav
Sostav focuses on posts in period and article views: total, typical, and average. This is a good case for reading volume together with distribution.
A metric table, worked examples, and short platform-specific notes.
All numbers are illustrative. They are here to explain the formula, not to describe a specific account.
| Metric | Key | Type | How to read it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subscribers | sostav_subscribers_count |
Count | A direct count without extra recalculation. |
| Total posts | sostav_feeds_total |
Count | Total across all publications included in the analysis. |
| Total blog views | sostav_views_total |
Count | Sum of views across publications included in the analysis. |
| Views (median) | sostav_views_median |
Count | Typical number of views per publication. |
| Views (average) | sostav_views_average |
Value | Average number of views per publication. |
| Posts (period) | sostav_posts_in_period |
Count | A direct count without extra recalculation. |
| Publication rate | sostav_ppd |
Posting rate | How many publications come out per day on average within the selected period. |
For content platforms, the key signals are publishing frequency and article views: total, average, and typical.
10 / 289 000 + 12 000 + 15 000 + 18 000 + 24 000median([9000, 12000, 15000, 18000, 24000])78 000 / 5Median and average should be read together: the average shows the overall level, while the median protects against one outlier hit.
sostav_posts_in_period, sostav_ppd, sostav_views_total, sostav_views_median, and sostav_views_average.sostav_blog_url can be hidden in client text if canonical site_sostav_url already exists.