Audience Signals helps you understand how people are engaging with your Vibebo presence without turning individual visitors or anonymous senders into a list of identifiable people. It focuses on aggregate activity, patterns and useful changes over time.
What you may see
Depending on your activity, selected context and plan, Audience Signals may present information through summary cards, funnels, charts, tables, lists and periodic briefs. These can help you understand areas such as:
- overall audience activity and momentum;
- how attention around a shared link turns into feedback;
- broad sharing or source attribution;
- message and feedback trends;
- recurring feedback themes where enough eligible activity exists; and
- changes worth paying attention to over time.
Not every signal is available in every account or at every stage. Some views need enough activity or history before they become useful.
Personal profiles and Channels
Audience Signals can be viewed for your personal Vibebo profile and, where available, for a selected Channel. Switching the context changes which activity the page summarises, so a Channel can be understood separately from your personal link.
What Audience Signals does not show
Audience Signals is not an individual profile-view history. It is designed to describe an audience rather than expose a particular visitor or anonymous sender. It does not give you raw technical identifiers or a trail that connects a named person to an anonymous message.
Why a signal may be hidden
Some results are suppressed when there is not enough eligible activity to show them safely. Other widgets may be empty because there is no relevant data yet, or limited because a particular feature, comparison or history view is not available in the current context or plan.
Use the pattern, not the person
Audience Signals is most useful when you use it to improve what you ask and where you share. Look for broad changes: whether a prompt is attracting more feedback, whether a sharing source is producing useful activity, or whether a theme keeps appearing. The goal is to help you make better decisions without compromising the anonymity of the people taking part.