ExamenoverzichtInstagram report
Last 50 posts
How this data was processed
Every post in this report, the 50 most recent from May 20 – Jun 30, was read the way the brain decides what to engage with: through a framework synthesising over 100 years of research in behavioural psychology, cognitive science and media theory. Each post is scored on the why rather than on vanity metrics: the cognitive hook that earns attention, and the reward that earns the reaction. Every score is measured against this account's own median, so each figure reflects how far a post beat or trailed its baseline rather than raw counts. What follows is the output of that analysis.
Every metric, in one table
May 20 – Jun 30 · your 50 latest posts. Pick any metric to see how it moved over time.
Your account runs almost entirely on one reward
Every post earns a reaction through one of three psychological rewards. The arc shows the share of your content driving each one.
Mirrors the viewer's own life — earns the like. Your single strongest lever.
Built to be shared or argued over. Barely present in your feed.
Practical, save-worthy posts. A dependable second lever.
"Exam Success Stories" earns its width — not every topic does
Each block is a topic: taller = higher average performance, wider = more of your content. Blocks above the line beat your average. Your biggest topic performs above average, but 2 topics below the line are absorbing posts that could work harder.
A handful of posts carry your whole account
All 50 posts, ranked by performance. Tap or hover any bar to see the post. Your top 5 posts earn 45% of all engagement — a short head does the heavy lifting while a long tail sits below average.
Every post, scored
Every post we analysed, scored on hook, body, reward and CTA. Flick through the shelf; tap any cover to open its full teardown.
What to post next
Each idea pairs a hook that already worked with a topic your audience already rewards — nothing invented, everything grounded in the analysis above.
“Wanneer je al 4 uur aan het leren bent voor geschiedenis en je hersenen volledig uitschakelen...”
Video with text overlay on a static shot with a graphic border
This directly mirrors the account's top-performing post format and hook style, targeting relatable student burnout under the high-performing Student Life pillar.
“POV: je probeert je vriend uit te leggen hoe de examenstof werkt...”
A split-screen style video featuring alternating shots of two people in a dialogue, with a persistent text overlay at the top.
It replicates the successful split-screen dialogue format that generated 245.0 engagement by focusing on humorous student-to-student academic struggles.
“Wanneer ze vragen wie er nu al stress heeft voor de examens.”
Video of a person celebrating outdoors with a flag
This post adapts the highly successful 'That's not me' outdoor celebration format to address relatable exam anxiety.
“Ja, we horen nu of ik ben geslaagd.”
A handheld video recording of a candid, emotional celebration in a home setting.
It leverages the high-performing candid home-celebration style of the Jayleigh post, which generated 160.0 engagement.
“Hallo.”
Video of a person reacting to a phone call with confetti
This replicates the minimalist, high-suspense phone call reaction format of the 'Hoi' post, capturing the raw relief of passing exams.
Any questions?
Ask anything about this account — every answer is grounded in the post-by-post analysis you just scrolled through.
Try Trigger