Torontolife's Instagram Audience Analytics and Demographics
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Learn MorePROFILE OVERVIEW OF TORONTOLIFE
57.2% of torontolife's followers are female and 42.8% are male. Average engagement rate on the posts is around 0.02%. The average number of likes per post is 83 and the average number of comments is 5.
Torontolife loves posting about Life and Society, News, News&Politics.
Check torontolife's audience demography. This analytics report shows torontolife's audience demographic percentage for key statistic like number of followers, average engagement rate, topic of interests, top-5 countries, core gender and so forth.
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GENDER OF ENGAGERS FOR TORONTOLIFE
AUDIENCE INTERESTS OF TORONTOLIFE
- Restaurants, Food & Grocery 60.89 %
- Beauty & Fashion 57.94 %
- Art & Design 57.29 %
- Entertainment 55.60 %
- Travel & Tourism 46.49 %
- Fitness & Yoga 42.61 %
- Photography 36.59 %
- Children & Family 35.47 %
- Luxury Goods 35.46 %
- Home & Garden 35.34 %
- Business & Careers 34.92 %
- Healthy Lifestyle 34.16 %
- Clothes, Shoes, Handbags & Accessories 33.32 %
MENTIONED HASHTAGS OF TORONTOLIFE
RECENT POSTS
Niagara-born high school buddies John Rabideau and Harvey Gill were not making any literal dough when they reconnected as adults in 2015. Eight yearsâand a pandemicâs worth of practising their pizza-making skillsâlater, the two opened @renaissancepizzato, serving up Detroit-style pies finished with toppings both classic (pepperoni) and visionary (tandoori paneer). Read more at the link in bio. đ·: @joshuabest
Where are the best places to live in Toronto? In our November issue, we ranked every neighbourhood in the cityâone through 158âbased on what matters most to Torontonians right now: housing, transit, safety and more. See the results at the link in bio. đ„: @patrickmarcouxphoto
Graydon Lau had a decades-long career in the marketing industry, working for big-name alcohol brands. When his best friend approached him with an idea to open a brewery on some farmland he owned, Lau left his job and dove in. Little did he know, heâd have to overcome personal tragedy and Covid lockdowns to make it happen. Read more at the link in bio.âšâšđ·: MRacco Photography
Toronto Lifeâs November issue features our all-new neighbourhood rankingsâa mostly scientific, slightly incendiary, totally comprehensive guide to the city. Whatâs your favourite neighbourhood in Toronto? Weigh in below đ See more at the link in bio. đ„: @patrickmarcouxphoto
When Wing Fung Chong came to Toronto from China as a young man in 1950, Chinese produce was scarce. So he saved up, bought a farm and started importing and cultivating fruits and vegetables to supply the cityâs growing Chinese population, helping to shape Chinatown into what it is today. Read more at the link in bio. đ·: @joshuabest
Surreal Estate: Lawrence Parkâs famous BĂ©zier Curve House is on the market for $10.9 million. What award-winning 7,600-square-foot pad would be complete without a heated driveway, an elevator, 24-foot ceilings and a kitchen that looks like a cocktail lounge? See more at the link in bio.
Six years ago, the Ozery brothers opened their first temple to tahini on the now-hip Geary strip. So itâs about time @parallel_brothers got itself a sibling spot, this time a three-storey, 7,000-square-foot space (complete with a prehistoric-looking stone mill) in Kensington Market. Read more at the link in bio. đ·: @good_work
When Laurie Brammer Baker and her mother, Donna, hired contractor Scottie Eisemann to work on their family cottages, they thought it would be a straightforward job. He ended up scamming them out of tens of thousands of dollars. Read the case of the cottage country renovation scammer at the link in bio. đ·: @kaganmcleod
When Wonton Hut chef and owner Eddie Yeung isnât travelling between his Unionville and Queen West restaurants, he heads to his old stomping grounds in North York. Yeung calls the stretch of Yonge between Finch and Sheppard âa testing ground for many young chefs and entrepreneurs.â At the link in bio, his favourite spots in the area for salted spare ribs, dan dan noodles and deep-fried milk custard.
Bottoms, the blockbuster from 28-year-old Toronto-born director Emma Seligman, stars Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri as two lesbian teens who try to woo their cheerleader crushes by starting a fight club. At the link in bio, Seligman talks about imposter syndrome on set, why sheâs passionate about shitty queer characters and the closest she got to a fight during her own high school days.
Named for their late mother, @talineto is run by chef Sebouh Yacoubian and his brothers, Serouj and Saro. For his menu, chef Seb (formerly of Mamakas Taverna) took a few pages from his momâs cookbook and rewrote them in light of his classical French culinary training. Sebâs mantra is to cook from the heartâjust like his mother, who died when he was 16. At the same time, heâs pushing the boundaries of how people perceive Armenian and Lebanese foodâitâs not just shawarma and kebab. See more at the link in bio. đ·: @marcsantosphoto
He said his name was Mike Borac and that he could build homes faster and cheaper than anyone else. By the time his clients realized his promises were too good to be true, their money was gone. At the link in bio, read about the general contractor from hell and Torontoâs epidemic of renovation fraud. Illustration by @kaganmcleod
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