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You probably are getting order of 10K impressions, so you have about 1% of your followers seeing each Tweet. Which sounds low but you probably have fewer than 10% of MAP on a given day logged and then due to ranking average follower only sees about 10% of inventory.
In my experience, a typical engagement rate is around 0.1% of raw follower count. A ~10 likes/RT median is consistent with ~10k followers, not 1 or 2 millions. Just saying
Right, but you're assuming everyone who follows you is there everyday to see your tweets and that none of them have something higher ranked. 10% of MAP on a day isn't crazy and 10% for ranking inventory isn't as well.
I'm not assuming anything, I'm just saying that there is a clear empirical relationship between raw follower count and engagement rate (whatever the underlying mechanism may be), and that the baseline is about a 1/1000 ratio. This is an observation, not a theory.
I'm not sure you followed the point I was making, since I explained that engagement rate account for about 1% of followers and the rest are MAP/DAP participation and ranking inventory.
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