Snoopreport Announces Ongoing Availability of Weekly Instagram Engagement Reports for Influencer Vetting

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January 10, 2026

On January 10, 2026

Irvine, California, United States, 9th Jan 2026 – Snoopreport announced the continued availability of weekly and monthly engagement reports designed to support influencer vetting and partnership evaluation through the review of public Instagram activity. The reporting structure centers on observed likes, follow additions, and unfollow changes associated with selected public accounts, organized into time-based summaries intended for comparative review.

Snoopreport Weekly Engagement Insights

Snoopreport uses engagement data to guide collaboration planning, especially when posted content alone does not provide enough context. Public Instagram feeds show uploaded content, while engagement activity adds an extra layer of observable behavior. Snoopreport organizes this activity into recurring intervals, letting teams review signals across multiple weeks rather than in isolation.

Weekly reports capture engagement activity during a defined period and present it as a snapshot that teams can store and compare with previous reports. This approach helps identify recurring interests, repeated interactions with specific account categories, and changes in follow behavior. Teams handling influencer selection or partnership assessments can use these reports to document engagement patterns for internal evaluation.

Snoopreport Monthly Engagement Overview

Monthly reports cover a longer period and allow broader comparisons across time. Some reports include optional insight-style summaries, translating engagement activity into thematic groupings for planning discussions. These summaries act as an interpretive layer rather than a complete archive, reflecting the sample-based nature of public activity tracking.

Marketers commonly use Snoopreport for influencer vetting, competitor observation, and outreach planning. When certain content types or account categories appear repeatedly across reports, teams can align messaging with documented interests. Creators and agencies also use weekly reports to review peer engagement patterns in specific niches.

Snoopreport Engagement Analysis

“Engagement activity provides context that posting history alone does not show,” said Alex Morgan, Director of Product at Snoopreport. “Weekly reports let teams review engagement as a sequence over time, supporting structured evaluation for influencer vetting and collaboration research.”

The system tracks only public profiles and does not require a personal Instagram account connection. Reports reflect available public engagement and may not capture every action of a tracked account. Teams should review reports across multiple weeks to spot recurring patterns rather than treating them as complete activity records. Consistency across reporting periods is key for accurate analysis.

Snoopreport reporting plans are available on a weekly and monthly basis through the company website. Users select public profiles for monitoring and receive scheduled reports within the platform. The service is often referenced in discussions around the use of an Instagram like viewer as part of broader social media research processes, with emphasis placed on longitudinal review rather than real-time observation.

About Snoopreport

Founded in 2017, Snoopreport is an Instagram activity tracking tool focused on public account engagement, including likes and follow and unfollow changes, delivered through weekly and monthly reports with optional insight summaries. Additional information is available at https://snoopreport.com/.