Reporting Period: July 2026

Dr Sherif Khaled
Performance Marketing Report.

Cross-platform analysis covering Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.

Agenda

Roadmap for the July 2026 report.

01

Report Context & Objectives

02

Executive Summary

03

Period-over-Period View

04

Executive Summary

July generated 258,349 views across three platforms, all of it organic. Meta reach fell sharply on low output — 6 reels on Facebook and 6 posts on Instagram. Per-post performance held, and LinkedIn grew.

Facebook: Fewer Posts, Same Quality

201,811 views (-62.5%) from just 6 reels — 33,094 views per reel. 60,422 lifetime followers, +1,062 net in July.

Instagram: Same Contraction

40,630 views (-53.6%) and 13.2K reach (-34%) from 6 posts. 513 follows against 226 unfollows.

YouTube: The Depth Platform

15,908 views but 568.9 hours watched — 2.15 minutes per view. +237 subscribers, 8,134 total.

LinkedIn: The Only Growth

3,757 impressions (+8%) and 672 followers (+3%). 54% senior, 41% in Hospitals and Health Care.

100% Organic Month

Views from ads: 0 on Facebook, 0 on Instagram. Every view this month was earned, not bought.

A Specialist Audience

80.6-80.7% male, core age 25-34, and on LinkedIn 11% are orthopaedic surgeons. This is a clinical peer audience.

Period-over-Period View

Percentage change vs. the previous period, as reported natively by each platform. Bars are scaled within each platform to its largest move.

Facebook

Interactions-69.6%
Net follows-63.2%
Views-62.5%
Watch time-61.9%
Viewers-61.6%

Instagram

Interactions-62%
Views-53.6%
Visits-47.2%
Follows-43.9%
Reach-34%

LinkedIn

Impressions+8%
Followers+3%
The only platform that grew this month. Small in absolute numbers — 3,757 impressions — but moving in the right direction while Meta contracted.

Facebook link clicks fell 98.3% to 2, the steepest single decline of the month. YouTube July figures were reported without a prior-period comparison.

A Consistent Pattern Holds

The Content Still Performs

6 Facebook reels produced 198,564 views — 33,094 per reel. The top reel alone drew 31.3K views and 281 comments. Quality per post did not drop.

A Clinical Peer Audience

Male 70.6–80.7%, core age 25–34, Egypt first. On LinkedIn, 41% work in Hospitals and Health Care and 11% are orthopaedic surgeons.

Output Drove the Decline

Facebook published 6 reels and 0 stories. Instagram published 6 posts and 2 stories. Views fell 62.5% and 53.6% against a period with more content.

CONCLUSION: This is a volume problem, not a content problem.

What We Need To Improve

1. Publishing Volume (Critical)

Facebook ran 6 reels and 0 stories. Instagram ran 6 posts and 2 stories. Views fell 62.5% and 53.6% — but each Facebook reel still averaged 33,094 views.

Focus: Set a fixed weekly reel count and hold it. At the current per-post rate, doubling output should roughly double reach.

2. Stories Are Switched Off

Facebook published 0 stories in July. Instagram published 2. Facebook profile visits fell 53% to 10.7K in the same period.

Focus: Run stories daily. They are the cheapest way to keep an existing 60,422-follower base warm between reels.

3. The Clinic Funnel

Facebook produced 2 link clicks, down 98.3%. Instagram produced 0. On 242,441 combined Meta views, almost nobody was sent anywhere.

Focus: Add one booking or contact destination and point to it from the bio and from one post per week.

4. LinkedIn Is Under-Used

3,757 impressions and 672 followers, but 54% are senior and 41% work in Hospitals and Health Care. The top post — a robotic-surgery certification — drew 588 impressions.

Focus: Post weekly. This is the referral and peer-recognition channel, and it is the only one that grew.

What We Must Stop

  • Letting weeks pass without posting. 6 reels in a month is what drove the 62.5% fall, not the content itself.
  • Skipping stories entirely. Zero Facebook stories in a full month leaves 60,422 followers untouched.
  • Publishing with no destination. 2 Facebook link clicks and 0 on Instagram is not a funnel.
  • Treating LinkedIn as an afterthought. It reaches surgeons and hospital staff and it was the only platform to grow.
  • Leaving comments unanswered. The top reel drew 281 comments — that is a consultation queue.

Next Step Recommendations

5 high-impact analyses to run next:

  1. Posting frequency vs. total reach, mapped month by month.
  2. Why the Acetabular Fractures reel drew 281 comments and the next two drew 12 and 11.
  3. YouTube long-form vs. Shorts: 3.5K views carry much of the 568.9 hours.
  4. Follows per 1,000 views per platform, tracked monthly.
  5. LinkedIn cadence test — weekly posting against the current 3,757 impressions.

Exhaustive Platform Data

Select a platform to view complete performance metrics, top content rankings, and detailed audience demographics for July 2026.

Facebook

Professor Dr. Sherif A. Khaled • 60,422 Followers

100% Organic • Zero Ad Spend

Total Views

201.8K

62.5%

Viewers

73.3K

61.6%

Interactions

4.7K

69.6%

Watch Time

31d 18h

61.9%

Net Follows

1.1K

63.2%

Deep Metrics

  • 3-Second Views
    82.6K↓ 61.3%
  • Visits
    10.7K↓ 53%
  • Link Clicks
    2↓ 98.3%
  • Follows / Unfollows
    1.1K / 86↓ 61.7% / ↓ 24.6%
  • Lifetime Followers
    60,422All-time

Views Breakdown (201,811)

From Organic 201,811 (100%)
From Ads 0 (0%)

Reels Published

6

Stories Published

0

Reels Carry Everything:

Reel views198,564 (98.4%)
Reel interactions4,712

6 reels produced 198,564 views — an average of 33,094 views per reel.

Audience (60,422 Followers)

Men (80.7%) Women (19.3%)

Age Distribution:

  • 25-34 (Largest Group)
  • 35-44 (Second)
  • 18-24 (Third)

Top Countries:

Egypt 89.4% • KSA 7.7% • Sudan 7.1% • Syria 5.7% • Yemen 5%

Top Cities:

Cairo 17.7% • Alexandria 5.3% • Mansoura 2.6% • Sanaa 2.3% • Riyadh 2.2%

Top Content (July 2026) Organic

Organic July reels
Simple takeaway: Facebook delivery was fully organic, with the Acetabular Fractures reel leading the month at 31.3K views and 986 interactions. Its 281 comments are 23x the next reel — surgical decision-making is what this audience wants to argue about.

Action Plan

  • Raise reel output — 6 in a month is what drove the 62.5% fall.
  • Turn stories back on: 0 published against 60,422 followers.
  • Make more decision-making content like the 281-comment reel.
  • Reply to those 281 comments — they are clinical questions.
  • Add a booking destination: 2 link clicks all month.

FB Specific Next Steps

  • Posting frequency vs. monthly reach, charted.
  • Why one reel drew 281 comments and the others ~11.
  • Whether 82.6K 3-second views hold past 10 seconds.
  • Views → visits → follows conversion rate.
  • Case-based vs. general-advice reel performance.

Instagram

@drsherifkhaled • 19,528 Followers

100% Organic • Zero Ad Spend

Total Views

40.6K

53.6%

Reach

13.2K

34%

Interactions

1.7K

62%

Profile Visits

957

47.2%

Follows

513

43.9%

Views Breakdown (40,630 Total)

From Organic 40,630 (100%)
From Ads 0 (0%)
Net follower gain: 513 follows against 226 unfollows leaves +287 for the month, on a base of 19,528.

Deep Metrics

  • Published Content
    6 Posts • 2 StoriesJuly output
  • Unfollows
    226↓ 16.9%
  • Link Clicks
    0None recorded
  • Lifetime Followers
    19,528All-time

Audience (19,528 Followers)

Men (70.6%) Women (29.4%)

25-34

Largest

35-44

Second

Countries: Egypt 49.5% • Syria 6.1% • KSA 5.7% • Germany 4% • Iraq 3.9%

Cities: Cairo 12.7% • Alexandria 4% • 6 October 3.7% • Amman 1.9% • Damascus 1.8%

Instagram is far more international than Facebook: Egypt is 49.5% here against 89.4% there, with Germany in the top five.

Action Plan

  • Raise output above 6 posts a month — views fell 53.6%.
  • Run stories daily: only 2 were published in July.
  • Make more Acetabular and Pelvic case content — it led here and on Facebook.
  • Lead with saves: the top post earned 102 on 7.3K views.
  • Add a link in bio and a weekly call to action — clicks are 0.

YouTube

The Depth Platform • 8,134 Subscribers

68.5% of Traffic From Search

Total Views

15.9K

76.1% from Shorts

Watch Time

568.9 hrs

2.15 min per view

Subscribers

237

New in July (8,134 total)

Shorts Views

12.1K

255 likes • +57 subs

Engaged Shorts Views

7.6K

67.3% stayed to watch

Discovery Is Search-Led

YouTube Search 68.5%
Shorts Feed 14.1%
Channel Pages 8.1%
Browse Features 6.5%
Notifications 1.6%

Stayed to Watch

67.3%

Swiped Away

32.7%

Watch Time: Subscribers

54.9% subscribed

Video Content Views

3.5K (22%)

54.9% of watch time comes from subscribers — the highest loyalty of any platform here. This channel has a returning audience, not just a passing one.

Who Is Watching

Men (80.6%) Women (19.4%)

Age Distribution:

25-3457.3%
35-4426.7%
45-5413.4%
18-241.9%

Countries: Egypt 43.6% • Iraq 7.1% • KSA 5.6% • Algeria 2.9% • Morocco 1.7%

Devices: Mobile 66.5% • Tablet 16.3% • Computer 12.4% • TV 4.5%

Top Shorts & Retention

Ranked by views. Retention is strong across the board — every Short held over 62% of its runtime.

Organic July Shorts
Simple takeaway: YouTube Search generated 68.5% of Shorts discovery, while the Frozen Shoulder Short led July with 1,408 views. Patient-facing condition topics dominate here, unlike the surgeon-facing content on Facebook.

Action Plan

  • Title every Short as a patient search question — 68.5% of traffic is search.
  • Keep making condition explainers: knee, hip, shoulder, Achilles all landed.
  • Protect the long-form: 3.5K video views carry much of the 568.9 hours.
  • Push notifications — only 1.6% of traffic, on 8,134 subscribers.
  • Point every Short to the clinic and to the full video.

LinkedIn

@drsherifkhaled • The Clinical Peer Room

The Only Platform That Grew

Impressions

3.8K

8%

Members Reached

854

Unique professionals

Engagements

116

109 reactions

Followers

672

3%

Out-of-Network

31%

69% in-network

Engagement Breakdown (116)

Reactions 109
Comments 5
Saves 2
Reposts + Sends 0

In-Network

69%

Out-of-Network

31%

Engagement is shallow: 109 of 116 engagements are reactions. 5 comments, 2 saves, 0 reposts. The audience acknowledges the posts but does not carry them further.

Who Is Watching

Seniority: Senior 54%
Industry: Hospitals & Health Care 41%
Company size: 10,001+ employees 21%
Location: Cairo 12%
Job title: Orthopaedic Surgeon 11%
Company: Cairo University 5%

Senior clinicians at large hospitals, with 11% orthopaedic surgeons. This is the referral and peer-recognition audience — small in volume, high in value.

Action Plan

  • Post weekly — this is the only platform that grew this month.
  • Lead with credentials, conferences and certifications: the top post proved it.
  • Ask a direct question per post — only 5 comments on 3,757 impressions.
  • Push past 31% out-of-network reach to find new referrers.
  • Repost the Facebook case reels here — 11% of this audience are surgeons.