Followers
53.8M
About this metric
Public follower count at check time.
@nytimes
Profile data checked Aug 6, 2026, 3:17 PM
Report generated Sep 13, 2026, 7:42 AM · Methodology
70/100
Mostly strong signals
Followers
53.8M
Public follower count at check time.
Typical views
5.8M
Median views across 14 sampled posts.
Responses / 1K views
9.4
Median likes, replies, reposts, and quotes per 1,000 public post views.
Reply share
3%
93.7K of 3M sampled interactions were replies.
Conversation response
Limited
Posting cadence
Limited
Search signals
Limited
Bio clarity
Strong
Topic consistency
Strong
Profile setup
Strong
Profile links
Strong
Post mix
Strong
Post context
Strong
Public engagement
51st percentile
Audit score
39th percentile
The New York Times identifies itself through its name, states a global explanatory journalism mission, and promotes a free first app month.
Audience
Readers seeking breaking news, politics, international affairs, culture, human-interest reporting, and access to The New York Times app.
Positioning
A broad news organization presenting reporting as truth-seeking context that helps readers understand global events.
Bio/content match
StrongAll 12 sampled posts present reported news or features across politics, world affairs, culture, social issues, sports, and human interest.
Amplification
19%
Bookmarks / 1K views
0.41
Posts analyzed
50
View consistency
84%
Popular-post sample: Median 5.8M / average 6.9M
Top vs typical
3.1x
Popular-post sample: Highest sampled result divided by the median
Reply share
3%
Popular-post sample: 93.7K replies or comments / 3M interactions
Public reactions are below the rough 0.18% audience-size reference for this sample.
Posting cadence is not scored because the available public sample is popularity-ranked, not chronological.
The account has limited identity or recurring topic signals in the public sample.
The New York Times identifies itself through its name, states a global explanatory journalism mission, and promotes a free first app month.
All 12 sampled posts present reported news or features across politics, world affairs, culture, social issues, sports, and human interest.
The profile has strong public identity signals; bio and external links are optional context.
The profile provides a public destination beyond X.
The captured sample is broad enough to compare format results.
Most sampled posts provide enough visible text to establish useful context.
Calling tiaras, pet rocks, and 90-year-old tortoise paternity world-understanding is grandiose bullshit with a news link attached.
@nytimes · C · 70/100
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