Easy Ways to Produce Powerful Reports with Canvs TV

From the Cross Platform TV page, you can quickly gain insights into how your program is performing against similar types of shows

You are also able to gain insight into key platform specific metrics in the top right corner of the screen, where we provide Average Reaction Rates, Total Engagement, and Total Views

When viewing a specific episode within Twitter TV, you will immediately see key topline metrics inclusive of Emotional Reactions, Reaction Rate (a measurement of fan passion), and a timeline of the episode airing

Within the timeline of the episode airing, we are provided key moments of when specific emotions spiked, along with what may have caused the emotions to spike

Continuing down the Twitter TV page, you will find Canvs’ Emotions and Topics Treemaps, that will provide important information on how your fans felt about the episode, and what they were talking about

By clicking on a single tile in either Treemap, the entire page will adjust to your selections to give you more information on the selected emotions or topics

Jumping over to YouTube TV, we can now look at what specific posts on Saturday Night Live’s YouTube page earned the highest rate of specific Emotional Reactions

Within the Emotions and Topics Treemaps, I’ve selected the emotion funny, and the topic Nick Jonas, to determine which sketches people found most funny that featured Nick Jonas

Using this method on other programs, you could quickly determine which social content was driving key conversation topics and emotions prior to the release of your programs