# Content Performance (New)

The **Content Performance** section provides a detailed breakdown of how your topics and posts are performing, helping you understand engagement levels and visibility.

### **Topic Performance**

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* **Total Posts:** Shows the total number of posts you’ve created in the forum.
* **Total Likes:** Indicates how many likes your topics have received.
* **Total Quotes:** Counts how many times your topics were quoted in other discussions.
* **Total Participants:** Reflects the number of unique users who engaged in your topics.
* **Detailed Table:**
  * **Topic Title:** Clickable link to view the original thread.
  * **Published Date:** When the topic was posted.
  * **Likes, Posts, Quotes, Views, Participants:** Metrics that measure how much traction and engagement each topic generated.

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### **Post Performance**

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* **Total Likes:** Sum of likes across all your comments or replies.
* **Total Replies:** The number of direct responses to your comments.
* **Detailed Table:**
  * **Post Snippet:** Preview of your post content with a “View post” link to the full thread.
  * **Post Date:** When the comment was made.
  * **Likes and Replies:** Metrics that show how engaging your individual contributions are.


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