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How to View Audience Signals for a Profile or Channel

Modified on: Sun, 19 Jul, 2026 at 12:00 PM

Audience Signals can show activity for your personal Vibebo profile or for a Channel you manage. The context selector lets you move between them without mixing the two audiences together.

Open Audience Signals

  • Sign in to Vibebo.
  • Open Audience Signals from your signed-in workspace.
  • Use the context selector at the top of the page.
  • Choose your personal profile or one of your available Channels.
  • Review the signals shown for that selection.

What changes when you switch context

Your personal profile view summarises activity around your own Vibebo presence. A Channel view focuses on activity connected with that Channel. Switching context does not combine the audiences; it changes which profile or Channel the signals are describing.

How to read the page

Audience Signals can use different types of widgets depending on the data available. You may see a summary first, followed by funnels, charts, tables, lists or a brief. Start with the overall direction, then use the more detailed widgets to understand what may be driving it.

If a widget is empty, limited or hidden

An empty state usually means there is no useful data for that view yet. A limited state can mean the feature is not available for the current plan or context. A privacy-suppressed state means there is not enough eligible activity to show the result safely.
Privacy suppression is intentional. Vibebo may wait for more eligible activity, group information more broadly or avoid showing a result rather than reveal a pattern that could point back to an individual.

Compare the right things

When you switch between your profile and a Channel, compare each one against its own purpose. A personal link might be used for questions from friends or followers, while a Channel might be collecting feedback for a team, event or community. The useful signal is whether each destination is helping you get the kind of responses you intended.

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