Comparison Report · June vs July 2026
June vs July 2026 Comparison
Format shift and expansion: video-first to photo-first
Period — Jun: 2026-06-01 to 2026-06-30 (30d) / Jul: 2026-07-01 to 2026-07-31 (31d)
Generated 2026-08-01 · Source 2026-06-01_2026-06-30.md, 2026-07-01_2026-07-31.md
The month in one line
Views +60% · Revenue +172%
July reversed June's contraction. Post count, views and revenue all jumped as the format shifted from video-first (34/38 in June) to photo-first (32 photos of 55). Overall ER fell 4.06%→3.00%, but that is a composition effect from more low-ER photos — video-only Content ER actually rose (3.48%→3.87%). Follows come from video, revenue from photos: a two-layer structure.

Head-to-head KPIs

Nearly every scale metric expanded; ER fell purely on mix shift
Jun Total views
455,145
30d · 15,172/day
Jul Total views
728,238
31d · 23,491/day · ▲ +60%
Jun Revenue
$21.48
RPM $0.047/1k
Jul Revenue
$58.53
RPM $0.0804/1k · ▲ +172%
Jun Engagement rate
4.06%
Page CSV
Jul Engagement rate
3.00%
Page CSV · mix shift · ▼ -1.06pt
Jun Posts
38
video-first 34/38
Jul Posts
55
photo 32 · video 20 · ▲ +45%

Daily views: June vs July

July shows higher, more frequent peaks (M7.1 quake day hit 86k); June was flatter
0k22k45k67k90kDay 1Day 8Day 16Day 23Day 3186,266June (30d)July (31d)daily views
What drove the July surge
More posts (38→55, +45%) and faster cadence (1.27→1.77/day), plus a photo-based rapid-news workflow around yen swings and disaster alerts. The single tallest day is the M7.1 earthquake reel.

Post-format shift (the July story)

Follows come from video, revenue from photos

June was essentially all video. July split into photos and videos, and the two formats play clearly different roles:

FormatPostsAvg viewsERNet followsConv.RevenueRPV/1k
Photo3210,6831.21%+770.023%$36.43$0.1066
Reel video2015,3683.87%+4030.131%$16.30$0.0530
Follows come from video, revenue from photos
Video wins engagement and follows (ER 3.2×, conversion ~6×); photo wins revenue efficiency (RPV ~2×) and total revenue. Note: Content CSV's interaction column differs from reactions+shares+comments (Meta column definition); read ER as a between-format comparison, not an absolute vs the Page-CSV overall 3.00%.

Full quantitative map

Scale up across the board; ER down on composition, not quality decline
MetricJunJulChange
Total views455,145728,238▲ +60%
Daily avg views15,17223,491▲ +55%
Posts3855▲ +45%
Post cadence1.27/day1.77/day▲ +39%
Impressions356,215523,193▲ +47%
Reactions (Page)16,81619,132▲ +14%
Shares (Page)1,3022,004▲ +54%
Comments (Page)371716▲ +93%
Net follows+535+558▲ +4%
Engagement rate (Page)4.06%3.00%▼ -1.06pt
Comment rate (Page)0.082%0.0983%▲ +20%
Daily avg revenue$0.72$1.89▲ +164%
RPM ($/1k views)$0.047$0.0804▲ +71%

Duration mix (video only)

June had 38 videos; July only 20. Small samples — read as tendency.
≤15s
▼ -100%
Jun
13,818
Jul
none
16–30s
▼ -23%
Jun
16,768
Jul
12,987
31–60s
▲ +32%
Jun
12,034
Jul
15,848
61–120s
▲ +75%
Jun
7,388
Jul
12,903
>120s
▲ new
Jun
none
Jul
32,971

Audience shift

Cumulative snapshot diff. Japan-resident share crossed 20%
CountryJun-endJul-endChange
Cambodia75.8%73.2%-2.6pt
Japan18.5%21.0%+2.5pt
Korea1.9%2.0%+0.1pt
USA1.4%1.4%0
Thailand0.9%0.9%0
Japan-resident share crosses 20%
Japan rose 17.0% (May) → 18.5% (Jun) → 21.0% (Jul), accelerating. Yokohama and Osaka now appear among top cities. July's top themes (yen rate, permanent-residency visa fee ×20, consumption-tax cut) speak directly to Cambodians living in Japan. Higher-CPM Japan traffic is a plausible driver of the RPM lift — a correlation, not a proven cause.

Changed vs. maintained

▲ Up / expanded

  • Views +60%, revenue +172%, posts +45%
  • RPM $0.047→$0.0804 (+71%)
  • Shares +54%, comments +93%
  • Japan-resident share +2.5pt (→21%)
  • Feed traffic +4.1pt (photo shift)
  • Median views 4,120→6,775
  • Total followers ~11,080

▼ Down / declined

  • Overall ER 4.06%→3.00% (mix shift, not quality)
  • Reactions only +14% (photos lift likes weakly)
  • Reel traffic -5.2pt
  • TOP1 concentration 14.9%→7.6% (more dispersed — arguably healthy)

= Not a one-way story. Scale expanded broadly while ER dipped on format mix; the two formats specialize.

What to watch in August

Is photo-first here to stay?
Whether July's format shift persists or was driven by July's news mix (yen volatility, disasters).
Video count vs. follows
If photos crowd out video, net-follow growth (video-dependent) may slow. Track the video-count/follow relationship.
Japan-resident share
Will it push past 21% or plateau?
RPM durability
Does $0.08 hold, or revert after the yen-volatility bump?