Use casesReporting

Which posts worked this week, and what they had in common

Mitra reports how your Instagram week went, measured against your own recent average rather than a benchmark. The agent reads the insights on last week's posts and names the best and worst, with reach, saves and follows. Each one is compared to what you normally do.

Runs: Mondays at 9am
Used by: Creators

The prompt

Every Monday at 9am, tell me which of last week's Instagram posts beat my recent average, and which fell short.

Instagram

Google Sheets

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What the agent actually does.

Read last week's posts
The agent reads the insights on everything you published in the seven days just gone.
Work out your average
Your own recent posts set the bar, so reach is judged against how your account normally performs.
Name the best and worst
The post that beat your average and the one that fell short are both named, with the numbers behind them.
Log the week
Each week is appended to a sheet, so the average stays honest and the trend builds without any work.

Make it yours.

For the creator posting several times a week who has no idea which of it is worth repeating. Change any of this by saying so — there is nothing to rewire.

Report saves and shares only, and ignore likes.
Include stories alongside feed posts.
Run it monthly, for accounts that post less often.

Questions, answered.

How do I tell which Instagram posts actually did well?

Mitra measures each post against your own recent average rather than an industry number, so a good week for your account reads as good. The report names the post that beat it and the one that missed, with reach, saves and follows beside each.

Why compare against my own account instead of a benchmark?

A benchmark built from other accounts says little about yours, because reach depends on your followers and how often you post. Mitra keeps every week in a sheet and averages your own history, so the comparison is one you can act on.