The graph below shows the daily number of views on a social media page over a four-week period in 2026. The pie chart illustrates the proportion of views generated by followers and non-followers.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The line graph details daily view counts for a social media page across four weeks from March 13 to April 10 2026, while the accompanying donut chart breaks down views by viewer type (followers vs non-followers) over the same period.
Overall, daily views remained low and stable for the first two and a half weeks before surging dramatically in the final period, with non-followers accounting for the vast majority of total views.
For the first 19 days (March 13 to March 31), daily views fluctuated at a low level, mostly staying below 3,000, with a small initial peak of around 2,800 in Week 1. Views rose sharply from April 1: the first peak hit roughly 11,300 in Week 3, before a dip to around 3,000. The highest total of 15,000 was reached on around April 8 in Week 4, followed by a drop to 5,300 by the end of the period.
In terms of viewer composition, non-followers contributed 83% of all views, while followers made up just 17% of the total traffic, meaning non-followers were the dominant source of page views.