Resonance 1
How well a paid video earned and kept the attention of the people it was shown to, and how often they did something with it, compared with a frozen reference set. 50 is the reference average. Higher means more of each, per person reached, not more people reached.
It is an experimental method. A score built from observed delivery is not a forecast for an unpublished video, a measure of belief change, or proof of what caused the result. Persuasion needs a controlled test; the Reference model page shows what those tests have found.
Did the opening stop the scroll?
3-second plays ÷ impressions
Reference average 23.56%
Did people watch 50% or more?
average watch time ÷ video length
Reference average 26.95%
Did viewers do something?
shares + saves + comments ÷ 3-second plays
Reference average 1.60%
Stand-in records until the partner's export arrives: the takes are synthetic readings of the library scripts and the paid results are generated in Meta's export format. Upload the real export on Reviews and every screen recalculates from it.