Grayscale Homes

Grayscale Homes

Monthly Performance Dashboard

Report Period

Feb 1, 2026 – Mar 1, 2026

Organic Performance

Instagram Insights

Meta Business Suite · Feb 1 – Mar 1, 2026 · Organic only

Lifetime Followers

6,869

Source

Instagram

Type

● Organic

01

Organic Metrics

02

Paid vs. Organic Comparison

03

Audience Demographics

05

Content Performance

Top Performing Posts

by engagement score
1
▶ Reel
02/12/2026

Hotel bathroom at home 👌 Doors by @weldworkofficial · Tiles by @artistic_tile · Sauna by @symmetrysauna — NJ luxury interior designer, spa bathroom inspo.

3,564Views
78Likes
5Comments
16Saves
21Shares
167Eng. Score
Reach2,645
2
⊞ Carousel
02/26/2026

Our Prohibition inspired bar deserves its own moment. The bar features an Onyx countertop with a two-tier system — a true statement piece in this luxury build.

2,786Views
88Likes
9Comments
4Saves
7Shares
137Eng. Score
Reach1,155
3
⊞ Carousel
02/11/2026

Have we ever designed a wellness sauna before? No. But, "no" doesn't mean anything to us. Swipe to see where we started.

1,444Views
52Likes
9Comments
5Saves
6Shares
101Eng. Score
Reach730

Lowest Performing Posts

opportunities to improve
1
▶ Reel
02/23/2026

Avoiding expensive mistakes is top of the list. Interior designers are more than what is shown on social media. Our team, led by founder @balancinginheels, brings expertise to every project.

1,642Views
40Likes
5Comments
1Saves
0Shares
57Eng. Score
Reach847
2
▶ Reel
02/26/2026

Build the dream. Create the memories. A new build is all about the challenge — so many moving parts, and knowing how they should come together.

1,868Views
46Likes
2Comments
2Saves
3Shares
62Eng. Score
Reach972
3
⊞ Carousel
02/04/2026

Swipe to the end for the final look: Our latest site visit takes us to the wellness center. The client wanted to turn their basement bathroom into a luxury spa retreat.

1,491Views
40Likes
6Comments
6Saves
4Shares
78Eng. Score
Reach686
06

Format Analysis

04

Organic Insights

Content Is the Primary Lead Driver

41 of 46 total messaging conversations (89%) came from organic content — not paid ads. For a luxury interior design studio where a single project can represent $50K–$200K+ in revenue, this is the most important number in the report. Tiffany's content is doing the heavy lifting for direct client inquiries. The paid campaign supports discovery; organic content closes the loop.

Reach Up +22% — Algorithm Reward

Organic reach grew to 27.1K — outpacing the paid campaign's 21K reach and up +22% vs. the prior period. Instagram rewards consistent posting, collaboration tagging, and strong save rates. The hotel bathroom reel alone reached 2,645 people without a dollar of spend. This momentum must be protected by maintaining posting cadence.

Core Audience: Women 35–44 in NJ/NY

85.5% of followers are women, with the dominant cohort aged 35–44 — the exact profile of a luxury interior design client: established income, homeowner or new-build buyer, design-conscious. Montclair, Jersey City, and Bloomfield NJ all appear in top cities, confirming the local market is actively engaging. Content that speaks directly to this audience's lifestyle aspirations will consistently outperform.

Interactions Up +32.9% — Quality Over Quantity

Content interactions grew +32.9% even as overall views declined -9.7% — a meaningful divergence. Fewer people are seeing the content, but those who do are engaging more deeply (saving, commenting, sharing). This is a quality signal: the audience is self-selecting to be more aligned with the brand. Saves and shares are the metrics to prioritise — not raw view counts.

05

Strategic Direction

Recommendations for March 2026

01

Double down on collaboration reels

The hotel bathroom reel (tagged @weldworkofficial, @artistic_tile, @symmetrysauna) reached 2,645 people — nearly 3× the average. Every vendor, architect, and trade partner is a distribution channel. Tag them consistently and ask for reshares. This is the single highest-leverage organic growth tactic available at zero cost.

02

Test scaling the Luxury Buyer Persona ad set

The Luxury Buyer Persona set is generating 7% more followers per dollar than the LA + BO set. With an Above Average quality ranking and $0.17 CPR, this campaign has room to scale. Test increasing the daily budget to $15–20/day on this set alone and monitor CPR for the first 7 days. If it holds below $0.30, continue scaling.

03

Prioritise finished project reveals over educational content

The 'Avoiding expensive mistakes' reel scored the lowest engagement of the period despite a strong hook. The audience follows Tiffany for aspirational design — they want to see the finished spaces, the materials, the transformation. Educational content can work, but it needs to be anchored in a specific project, not presented as general advice.

04

Convert the 201 paid followers into warm leads

201 people followed the account directly from the paid campaign this month. These are warm, high-intent users who have already self-selected. A targeted Story sequence (3–5 posts over 2 weeks) showcasing a recent project, the design process, and a soft CTA to DM for a consultation would convert a meaningful percentage into discovery calls — at no additional ad spend.

05

Address the 25.9% follower decline with a posting cadence review

New followers dropped -25.9% vs. the prior period. This is the most significant red flag in the data. The most common cause is inconsistent posting frequency. With only 7 posts in 28 days (one every 4 days), there is room to increase to 3–4 posts per week — mixing reels, carousels, and behind-the-scenes content — to improve algorithmic reach and follower acquisition.