Ritika Yaduvanshi

This verified Mid-Tier creator ranks 1012 out of 1085 tracked accounts and holds a subscriber count that is 0.3x the median, making it smaller than the typical creator we track. The average views per Spotlight post fall below the median while the engagement rate also sits below the platform median. Current data shows no specific trend in subscriber growth for this account. The rest of this report examines the specific audience demographics and peak performance periods to help you plan your campaign.

Average views for @ryaduvanshi687 sit at 155.4K, which is below the 207.7K median and ranks 741 out of 1085. The engagement rate of 1.36% falls below the 3.88% median with a rank of 546 of 690. This indicates that viewers interact with content less than the typical user. Only 11.1% of posts reached double the account average while 5.6% cleared five times the average. These low hit rates suggest that reach is inconsistent and rarely translates into viral spikes. The data points toward a tap-and-scroll audience.

The primary revenue stream for @ryaduvanshi687 comes from sponsorship deals based on total reach rather than the Spotlight reward fund. A sponsored post is valued between $1,200 and $2,200. Because this creator ranks in the bottom tier of the platform, they represent a value buy. The quoted range serves as a ceiling for negotiations rather than a standard rate. High volume results in 155.4K views per post but the engagement rate of 1.36% falls well below the 3.88% median. This low interaction rate suggests the reach may not justify the top end of the price band. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

Audience & Reach

The subscriber count sits at less than one third of the typical creator in this database. This indicates an audience that is smaller than standard broadcast scale despite the verified status. While the account holds a verified badge, the lack of a defined category makes targeting difficult. Engagement rates fall well below the median. This gap suggests brand messages will land softer than average compared to other creators in similar tiers. The low engagement rate relative to the subscriber count means the content reaches a wide but passive group. Data does not support high interaction levels for active campaigns. This audience fits few specific brand categories.