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# Etapa 6: Ver o desempenho da sua campanha

Quando você concluir todas as etapas para colocar sua campanha em funcionamento, você poderá visualizar várias métricas de desempenho no relatório a seguir:

* [Relatório de visão geral de conteúdo e campanha](/brand/pt-br/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/creator-reports/content-and-campaign-overview-report.md)

Consulte [Visão geral dos relatórios de criadores](/brand/pt-br/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/creator-reports/creator-reports-overview.md) para obter uma análise detalhada de como as métricas são agregadas.

## Melhores práticas ao revisar o desempenho da sua campanha <a href="#section-idm235017160746596" id="section-idm235017160746596"></a>

* Ao analisar o desempenho, considere qual nível de criadores teve o melhor desempenho, quais tipos de conteúdo e plataformas foram mais eficazes e quais temas de conteúdo se mostraram mais envolventes.
* Analise uma variável (mensagem, plataforma social, formato de conteúdo etc.) por vez e, em seguida, analise o desempenho por segmentos de criadores para descobrir o que realmente impulsiona os resultados. Use esses aprendizados para identificar o que funciona melhor e refinar campanhas futuras com precisão orientada por dados.


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