# Channel Page - Posts

## What is Channel Page - Posts?&#x20;

The **Posts** tab shows detailed analytics for all publications in the channel. It helps you evaluate content performance, compare posts, and understand what drives views and engagement.

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### What is this tab for?

Use this tab to:

* analyze how often the channel posts
* identify top-performing publications
* compare views, shares, comments, and reactions
* review post performance over a selected period

### Main blocks

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#### Number of Posts

This block shows how many posts were published during the selected period.

It helps answer a simple question: **how active is the channel?**

#### Engagement Summary

This block shows average interaction with the channel’s content, including:

* reactions
* comments
* Telegram Stars, if available

It helps you quickly estimate how the audience responds to posts.

#### Top Posts

This block highlights the best-performing posts in the channel.

By default, posts are usually ranked by **views**, so you can immediately see which publications got the highest reach.

This block is useful when you want to understand:

* what topics perform best
* which posts attract the most attention
* what type of content should be repeated

#### Publication Analysis

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This is the main analytics table for all posts in the selected period.

It shows each publication with its core performance metrics and helps compare content in detail.

The table includes:

| Field          | Description              |
| -------------- | ------------------------ |
| Date           | Publication date         |
| Post           | Post preview or content  |
| Views          | Total views              |
| Shares         | Number of forwards       |
| Comments       | Number of comments       |
| Reactions      | Number of reactions      |
| Views dynamics | How views grew over time |

### Filters

The left-side filter panel helps narrow the dataset.

You can filter posts by:

* keyword
* date range
* post type

Use **Show** to apply filters and **Reset all filters** to clear them.

### View modes

The page supports two display modes:

| Mode | Purpose                          |
| ---- | -------------------------------- |
| List | Best for analysis and comparison |
| Grid | Best for visual review of posts  |

### What questions does this tab answer?

* How often does the channel publish content?
* Which posts perform best?
* Which publications get the most reactions or comments?
* How do views differ from post to post?
* What content format works better?

### Summary

The **Posts** tab is used for content analysis.

It combines three levels of review:

* overall posting activity
* top-performing posts
* detailed analytics for each publication

That makes it useful for both quick content review and deeper performance analysis.


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