Engagement Pattern Analysis
Day-of-week patterns, engagement types by seniority, decay curves, and the optimal outreach timing window
From Clearcue, pull all engagement signals from the last 60 days. Analyze the patterns:
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Engagement by Day of Week: Which days see the most signal activity? Are there dead days we should avoid for outreach?
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Engagement by Type:
- What percentage are likes vs comments vs shares?
- Do decision-makers behave differently than practitioners?
- Do certain topics drive more comments (high intent) vs likes (passive)?
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Repeat Engager Analysis:
- How many people engage 3+ times? (These are your warmest prospects)
- What's the average time between first and second engagement?
- What content drives repeat engagement?
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Signal-to-Opportunity Velocity:
- Of people who triggered signals and we reached out to — what was the average response time?
- Is there a sweet spot (e.g., outreach within 48 hours of signal converts better)?
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Engagement Decay: How long after someone engages are they still "warm"? Is there a drop-off point where outreach effectiveness decreases?
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Segmented Insights: Break all of the above by:
- Seniority level
- Industry
- Company size
Give me 5 specific tactical changes we should make based on these patterns.
Requirements
Brand signal running for 60+ days
Pro tip
The 'engagement decay' insight is gold. Most teams discover that reaching out within 24-48 hours of a signal gets 3-4x the response rate vs waiting a week. The signal is telling you someone's brain is in 'your topic' mode — catch them while they're there.
What happens
Clearcue provides the raw engagement timeline data. Claude runs time-series and behavioral analysis to find patterns in when and how people engage. The output is tactical — specific changes to outreach timing, content strategy, and follow-up cadence based on real data.
Time saved
3-4 hours → 1 prompt
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