Reporting Period: 1 – 31 July 2026

Dr Sherine Helmy
Performance Marketing Report.

Comprehensive cross-platform analysis covering Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn.

Agenda

Roadmap for the July 2026 report.

01

Report Context & Objectives

02

Executive Summary

03

The Paid Switch-Off

04

Executive Summary

July generated 2,499,283 views across four platforms, plus 105,043 LinkedIn impressions. Facebook produced 1,390,848 of them with zero ad spend — organic views grew 67.5% after paid delivery was switched off completely.

Facebook: Organic Took Over

1,390,848 views, all organic. Organic alone rose 67.5%, interactions 50.3% and follows 78.1%.

Instagram: Reach Up, Depth Down

587,075 views and reach up 70.4% to 187.9K, but content interactions fell 18.9%.

TikTok: The Breakout

393.3K views from a 6.4K base — up 6,028%. Likes 26.2K, shares 3.2K, comments 217.

YouTube: Long-Form Carries It

128,060 views, 105.4K of them long-form, 4.5K watch hours and +1.6K subscribers.

LinkedIn: The Senior Room

105,043 impressions with 59% from outside the network. Senior professionals are 34%.

The Paid Switch-Off

About 901,700 Facebook views came from ads in June. In July that was zero, and organic still grew.

Before You Read These Numbers

Every figure appears exactly as the platform reported it. Nothing has been adjusted to make the numbers agree. These are the open items.

1. Two different Facebook totals

Facebook's own dashboard reports 1,390,848 views. The combined Meta tile inside Instagram Insights breaks its 927.2K down as Facebook 340,170 + Instagram 587,075 — a gap of 1,050,678. The platform tabs use each platform's native figure.

2. YouTube's top video is unattributed

“صناعة التغيير” had mixed Paid + Organic delivery and the split was not provided. At 99,177 views it is 77.4% of all YouTube views this month, so the channel's paid-versus-organic balance cannot be stated.

3. TikTok top content is not July-scoped

The top-video figures are all-time views and last-7-days views, not July totals, and per-video engagement was not supplied. One of the three videos appears to fall outside July and was kept at your instruction.

4. Name spelling

The brief says “Dr Sherien Helmy”, but every handle reads Sherine — @DrSherineHelmyOfficial, @drsherinehelmyofficial, dr-sherinehelmy. This report uses Dr Sherine Helmy. Say the word and it changes.

The Paid Switch-Off

Facebook ran no ads at all in July. The June split is reconstructed from the reported changes — total views −19.7%, organic views +67.5%, ad views −100% — and reproduces both percentages exactly.

June — roughly half paid

Organic~830,400 (48%)
From ads~901,700 (52%)

Total ~1,732,100 views

July — entirely organic

Organic1,390,848 (100%)
From ads0 (0%)

Total 1,390,848 views

What this means: roughly 901,700 paid views were removed and organic still grew by about 560,500. Total views fell 19.7%, but interactions rose 50.3% and follows rose 78.1% — the audience that remained is more engaged than the one that was bought.

June vs July View

June figures are derived from the month-over-month percentages each dashboard reported, so they are approximate. YouTube is not shown — no comparison was reported for it.

Facebook Views

June (approx.)1.73M
July1.39M

19.7% — ads removed

Instagram Views

June (approx.)629.9K
July587.1K

6.8%

TikTok Views

June6.4K
July393.3K

6,028%

LinkedIn Impressions

Prior 31 days108.3K
July105.0K

3%

LinkedIn is measured in impressions, not views, so it is reported separately and never added to the 2,499,283 view total.

A Consistent Pattern Holds

Organic Proved Itself

About 901,700 paid Facebook views were removed and organic grew 67.5% anyway. Interactions rose 50.3% and follows 78.1% on fewer total views — the clearest possible argument for the organic engine.

One Message, Four Platforms

The Hatem al-Asamm post ran on Facebook (360.3K), Instagram (95.9K), TikTok (178K) and LinkedIn (25K impressions). “أكبر غفلة” ran on three. The top four Facebook posts alone are 86% of the month.

No Way Out Of The Content

Facebook recorded 5 link clicks. Instagram recorded 7. Across 2,499,283 views, twelve people were carried anywhere at all.

CONCLUSION: Reach and engagement are excellent. There is no destination attached to either.

What We Need To Improve

1. The Outbound Path (Critical)

Facebook logged 5 link clicks and Instagram 7. Twelve outbound clicks across 2.5 million views and more than 100,000 interactions. The audience is large, warm and engaged, and it is being given nowhere to go.

Focus: One destination — book, subscribe or join — named on screen and linked from every bio, measured weekly.

2. TikTok Is Growing And Unmeasured

393.3K views from a 6.4K base is the single biggest move of the month. But there is no age data, no traffic-source split, no per-video engagement, and the top-content figures are all-time rather than July.

Focus: Get proper July-scoped TikTok analytics before August. This platform now deserves the same rigour as Facebook.

3. Instagram Depth Is Falling

Reach rose 70.4% to 187.9K while content interactions fell 18.9% and profile visits fell 26.3%. More people are seeing the work and fewer are responding to it. 87 stories and 19 posts went out, up 381.8%.

Focus: Volume went up and depth went down. Test fewer, stronger posts against the current cadence.

4. YouTube Attribution

The top video carries 99,177 views — 77.4% of the channel's month — on mixed Paid and Organic delivery with no split recorded. Without it, there is no way to say what YouTube earns versus what it buys.

Focus: Pull the traffic-source report for that video and separate paid from organic before the next report.

What We Must Stop

  • Reading Facebook's −19.7% as a decline. Roughly 901,700 bought views were switched off. Organic grew 67.5% underneath that.
  • Publishing to 2.5M people with no destination. Twelve link clicks is a missing call to action, not a content problem.
  • Running mixed paid and organic without capturing the split. It makes the biggest video on the channel unreadable.
  • Reporting TikTok on all-time and 7-day windows. A monthly report needs monthly numbers.
  • Adding Instagram volume while depth falls. Publishing rose 381.8% and interactions fell 18.9%.

Next Step Recommendations

5 high-impact actions to run next:

  1. Build and instrument one destination, then report clicks and conversions weekly.
  2. Pull the paid/organic split for the “صناعة التغيير” video.
  3. Set up July-scoped TikTok reporting: ages, traffic sources, per-video engagement.
  4. Reconcile the two Facebook view totals with Meta.
  5. Plan August around the three themes that carried four platforms at once.

Exhaustive Platform Data

Select a platform to view complete performance metrics, top content rankings, and detailed audience demographics for July 2026.

Facebook

The Organic Engine (209,945 Followers)

100% Organic • 0 Views From Ads

Total Views

1.4M

19.7%

Viewers

575.2K

26%

Content Interactions

48.5K

50.3%

Follows

35.0K

78.1%

Lifetime Followers

209.9K

All-time total

Deep Metrics

  • Views From Organic
    1,390,848↑ 67.5%
  • Views From Ads
    0↓ 100%
  • Watch Time
    157d 10h↑ 2.2%
  • 3-Second Views
    511.2K↓ 31.1%
  • Profile Visits
    103.5K↑ 26.5%
  • Link Clicks
    5↑ 25%

Watch time rose 2.2% while total views fell 19.7%. People are watching longer on fewer, unbought views.

Audience (209,945 Followers)

Men (67.9%) Women (32.1%)

Age Distribution:

  • 35-44 (Largest Group)
  • 25-34 (Second)

Exact band percentages were not provided.

Top Cities:

Cairo 28%
Alexandria 13.1%
Riyadh 4.5%

Andorra, Teruel 2.7% • Mansoura 2.4% • Tanta 2% • Giza 1.9% • Jeddah 1.8% • Shubra El Kheima 1.8% • Zagazig 1.5%

Top Countries:

Egypt 75% • Saudi Arabia 11.9% • UAE 3.1% • Algeria 2.5% • Tunisia 1.8% • Libya 1.7% • Jordan 1.5% • Kuwait 1.5% • Syria 1.5% • Morocco 1.4%

Top Content (July 2026) Organic only

Paid Ads No paid delivery this period
No ads ran on Facebook in July. Views from ads: 0, down 100% from roughly 901,700 in June.
Organic Top 4 posts by views
Simple takeaway: Four posts produced 1,196,100 views — 86% of the month — with no ad spend behind any of them. The top three each cleared 358K and each pulled over 1,600 shares.

Action Plan

  • Hold the organic-only setting — it beat the paid month on every engagement metric.
  • Attach a destination to reels: 5 link clicks on 1.39M views.
  • Make more short spiritual-reflection reels — the format took the top three slots.
  • Investigate the 31.1% fall in 3-second views against rising watch time.
  • Reply to the 159 and 134 comment threads while they are live.

FB Specific Next Steps

  • Reconcile 1,390,848 against the 340,170 Meta tile.
  • Net follows — only gross follows (35K) were supplied.
  • Exact age-band percentages.
  • Reactions, comments, shares and saves at account level.
  • Check the “Andorra, Teruel” 2.7% city entry.

Instagram

Reach Up, Engagement Depth Down

3 Ad Views Out Of 587,075

Views

587.1K

6.8%

Reach

187.9K

70.4%

Content Interactions

55.6K

18.9%

Follows

6.4K

5.7%

Lifetime Followers

59.8K

All-time total

Views Breakdown (587,075 Total)

From Organic 587,072 (99.999%)
From Ads 3
  • Profile Visits
    5.9K↓ 26.3%
  • Link Clicks
    7↑ 100%
  • Published Content
    87 stories • 19 posts↑ 381.8%
The depth problem: publishing rose 381.8% and reach rose 70.4%, but content interactions fell 18.9% and profile visits fell 26.3%. More output reached more people and moved fewer of them.

Note on sources: Instagram Insights also shows a combined Meta tile of 927.2K (↑47.2%), which it breaks down as Facebook 340,170 + Instagram 587,075. That Facebook component does not match Facebook's own dashboard figure of 1,390,848. This tab uses the Instagram-native total only.

Audience (59,776 Followers)

Men (53.3%) Women (46.7%)

25-34

Largest

35-44

Second

Exact band percentages were not provided.

Top Locations:

Cairo 15.6%
Alexandria 7.3%
6 October City 4.7%

Riyadh 3.1% • Madinat al Huckstep 2.7% • Jeddah 1.6% • Dubai 1.6% • Amman 1.5%

Top Countries:

Egypt 63% • Saudi Arabia 7.8% • UAE 4.1% • Jordan 2.2% • Morocco 2.2% • Iraq 2.1% • Kuwait 2% • Algeria 1.8%

Top Content (July 2026)

Paid Ads No post identified as paid
The period total contains 3 ad-driven views out of 587,075. No individual post is labelled as paid, so all cards below are recorded as organic.
Organic Top 5 posts by views
Simple takeaway: The top five posts total 539,500 views — 92% of the month. The top post alone did 359.6K, and the second earned 2K shares on 95.9K views, the best share rate on the platform.

Action Plan

  • Test fewer, stronger posts — output rose 381.8% and interactions fell.
  • Attach a destination: 7 link clicks on 587K views.
  • Lead with the share-driving format — 2K shares on a single post.
  • Use the 70.4% reach lift while it lasts; convert reach into follows.
  • Reconcile the 927.2K combined Meta tile with the native figures.

TikTok

The Breakout Platform

23K Followers (All-Time)

Video Views

393.3K

6,028%

Profile Views

6.4K

2,463.6%

Likes

26.2K

9,341.5%

Shares

3.2K

20,031.3%

Comments

217

2,070%

Scale Of The Jump

June views6.4K
July views393.3K

An increase of 386,900 views in one month, from a base of 6,400.

64%

Male Dominant

64% male / 36% female. Age data was not provided.

Top Locations:

Egypt 67.8%
Saudi Arabia 10.8%
United Arab Emirates 4.5%

Kuwait 2.7% • Qatar, Libya, Algeria, Iraq, Morocco and Tunisia each under 1% • Others 11.1%

Not provided: audience age bands, traffic sources, and full-period net followers, total viewers and new viewers for 1–31 July. The available viewer screenshots covered a later rolling window and were not used as July KPIs.

Top Content

These figures are all-time views and last-7-days views, not July totals. Per-video engagement was not supplied.

Paid Ads No paid delivery this period
No ads ran on TikTok in July. Estimated rewards: $0.00.
Organic Top 3 videos
Simple takeaway: TikTok recorded 393.3K views and 26.2K likes in July, with Egypt at 67.8% of the visible audience. Comments rose to 217 and shares to 3.2K — on a platform that produced almost nothing a month earlier.

Action Plan

  • Set up proper July-scoped reporting before August closes.
  • Keep the cadence that produced the jump — it is working.
  • Capture ages and traffic sources to find out who arrived.
  • Convert 6.4K profile views into follows with a clear bio destination.
  • Reuse the Hatem al-Asamm format — it topped four platforms.

YouTube

Long-Form Led (19,194 Subscribers)

82.3% From Long-Form

Views

128.1K

Jul 1–31

Watch Time

4.5K h

6:23 avg long-form

Subscribers Gained

1.6K

19,194 total

Monthly Audience

35.0K

Unique viewers

Impressions CTR

4.8%

363.2K impressions

Long-Form vs Shorts

Long-form videos 105.4K (82.3%)
Shorts 22.6K (17.7%)

Long-form AVD

6:23

Shorts engaged views

10.2K

Shorts likes

946

Shorts subscribers

+50

Subtitles: none 90.8% • Arabic 9.1%. Nine in ten views carry no captions at all.

Note on sources: a rolling 28-day snapshot (128.1K views, 4.9K watch hours, +1,779 subscribers) is kept separate from the Jul 1–31 selected-period figures above and has not been merged with them. Traffic-source breakdown and per-video likes were not provided.

Audience

Men (71.2%) Women (28.8%)

25-34

38.5%

35-44

33.1%

45-54

13.5%

13-17 0.4% • 18-24 4.1% • 55-64 5.4% • 65+ 4.9%

Top Locations:

Egypt 81.5%
Saudi Arabia 3.2%
Algeria 1.4%

Iraq 1.0% • Morocco 0.9%. The most Egypt-concentrated audience of any platform.

Top Content (July 2026)

Paid Ads Mixed delivery — split not provided
Organic Top Short
Simple takeaway: The Short held 57.7% of its runtime against the long-form video's 17.3%. Short content retains far better; long content reaches far more. The channel needs both, and the paid split for the big video.

Action Plan

  • Get the paid/organic split for the 99,177-view video.
  • Add Arabic subtitles — 90.8% of views carry none.
  • Lift long-form retention above 17.3% with tighter openings.
  • Publish more Shorts — 57.7% retention and +50 subscribers from 22.6K views.
  • Pull the traffic-source report, which was missing this month.

LinkedIn

The Senior Decision-Maker Room

59% Out-Of-Network Reach

Impressions

105.0K

3%

Members Reached

41.5K

Unique professionals

Social Engagements

3.5K

3.38% of impressions

Total Followers

7.5K

40%

Comments

79

Of 3,549 engagements

Engagement Breakdown (3,549)

Reactions 3,285
Saves 118
Comments 79
Reposts + Sends 67

Reactions 3,285 + comments 79 + reposts 41 + saves 118 + sends 26 = 3,549, matching the reported total exactly.

Impression Source

Out-of-network 59%
In-network 41%
Crucial insight: 59% of impressions came from outside the follower network while followers grew 40% to 7,510. LinkedIn is still in its acquisition phase here — the algorithm is actively pushing this content to strangers.

Who Is Watching

Seniority: Senior 34%
Industry: Pharmaceutical Manufacturing 16%
Company size: 1,001–5,000 14%
Location: Cairo 9%

Top company

Pharco Corporation 3%

Top job title

Sales Manager 3%

Audience gender and age were not provided by LinkedIn Analytics.

Top Content (July 2026)

Paid Ads No paid delivery this period
All listed posts are confirmed organic.
Organic Top 3 posts by impressions
Simple takeaway: LinkedIn generated 105,043 impressions with 59% from outside the network, and senior professionals were the largest visible segment at 34%. All three top posts also ran on other platforms — nothing here was LinkedIn-native.

Action Plan

  • Write at least one LinkedIn-native post per week for this senior audience.
  • Convert 59% out-of-network reach into follows while it holds.
  • Lift comments above 79 — ask a direct question to a professional room.
  • Use the pharmaceutical-industry skew (16%) in topic choice.
  • Capture publish dates so timing can be analysed next month.