engagement
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3.9
- noun
- /ɪnˈɡeɪdʒmənt/
- Jargon
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interacción
- The analyst presented data showing that user engagement has increased significantly this quarter.
- online engagement
- increase engagement
- promote engagement
It'll show you two things, engagement versus reach.
- It'll show you two things, engagement versus reach.
- You know, it's a lot more organic and a higher engagement level than Zoom.
- You know, like it it, it's all fake engagement that they're not customers.
- It's optimizing for engagement, which those two things produce.
- But what I worry the most about is the level of engagement seems to be coming down.
- And the every single one of those engagements creates a lower churn rate.
- So their amount of audience engagement is going to be less.
- And that feels like it's actually strongly correlated with engagement in the long term.
- Now my hour of power is comments, likes, engagements and posting.
- So that's a little secret of how you can get more eyeballs and more engagement on that post.
- It was created for engagement and it became a profit machine.
Examples
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So in terms of getting more engagement on your videos, ask questions.
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The sum of all items can be used to get the total engagement score.
Academic text (2015) -
But what I worry the most about is the level of engagement seems to be coming down.
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We saw engagement across all social media platforms.
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Each group's mean annual hours of engagement declined by more than half over the study period.
Academic text (2006) -
You need more engagement, Josh, more followers.
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Students and teachers alike noted the impact of these audiences on engagement and effort.
Academic text (2015) -
And that feels like it's actually strongly correlated with engagement in the long term.
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For measures reflecting strong leadership, implementation, and accountability, higher engagement schools experienced significant advantages in all three.
Academic text (2013) -
News and nonfiction programs enhance the viewer's engagement in the world and connections with other people.
Academic text (2001)
Synonyms
418
2.9
Taking part in an activity, group, or discussion
How often a person posts, comments, or likes on social media
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
26
7.9
A guide that tells military and other people when they can start fighting and what they may do
How Engaged
- Texting
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2.9
∞
1.0
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1.8
- Jargon
39
3.9
- Texting
174
1.1
- Texting
80
3.0
- Jargon
12
4.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Engagement comes from engage, made of en- ('in') and gage ('pledge' or 'promise'), and it grew to mean 'taking part' or giving attention. So online engagement measures how much people commit their time or attention to content.