# Five-page example

## 1. 10% of what?

Before sharing a rate,

name its denominator.

10%

A percentage needs a definition.

Five pages. One checkable lesson.

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## 2. Start with the inputs.

10 reaction/comment events.

100 post impressions.

Follower count: unknown.

10 / 100

Keep the exact units with the values.

Fictional observations, not results

from an actual creator.

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## 3. Follow the calculation.

10 divided by 100, times 100.

Reaction/comment events

per impression.

10%

This is the declared event ratio.

Events can repeat.

Impressions are displays.

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## 4. Not 10% of followers.

The follower denominator is missing.

This ratio does not count

different people who engaged.

Unknown

An absent value does not become zero.

Keep the limitation beside the rate.

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## 5. Keep a useful record.

Metric and included events.

Denominator and source.

Observation time and post age.

Same scope

Compare matching definitions next time.

Definitions: LinkedIn post analytics

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https://www.linkedin.com/help/recruiter/answer/a516971