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Dorie Clark

Management United States

Score
8,8570 today
Rank
151/225 ↑46
over 90 days
+701+8.0%

Dorie Clark is a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author, recognized globally as a top business thinker. She specializes in personal branding, communication, and leadership, offering practical advice through her books, newsletters, and LinkedIn posts. Clark has taught executive education at Duke University and Columbia Business School and has consulted for major organizations like Google, Microsoft, and the World Bank.

Data as of Oct 25, 2026.

The raw numbers · last 90 days

Median views
134.6K
per post
Median engagements
3.3K
per post
Posts
213
over 90 days
Followers
1.1M
all scored platforms

What drives the score

Percentiles 0–100 against all tracked creators.

  • Reach · 30%94

    Average views per post over 90 days

  • Engagement · 30%91

    Average reactions per post

  • Audience · 30%96

    Total followers, relative to population

  • Consistency · 10%100

    Posting frequency (25 posts / 90 days = 100)

Platforms

1.1M total followers

PlatformFollowersScore
Instagram@dorieclark557K9,028t1
YouTube@Dorie Clark | Personal Branding & Strategy29.4K1,294t10
X@dorieclark42.6K4,212t7
LinkedIn@doriec479.4K11,444t1

Last 30 days

Clark's top posts

  1. Here’s what to say when someone corrects you on reply-all. They *should* have just replied to you, but they chose to make your mistake public, and now you have to correct it. And keep your reputation intact! I taught …
    Instagram · 8 days ago#1
    DCDorie ClarkDorie Clark

    Here’s what to say when someone corrects you on reply-all. They *should* have just replied to you, but they chose to make your mistake public, and now you have to correct it. And keep your reputation intact! I taught …

    790.1K views26.2K engagements

  2. Here’s what to say when someone corrects you – and they’re wrong. A lot of people just let it go because they don’t want a confrontation, or they start to doubt themselves. But if you know you’re right, there’s a bett…
    Instagram · 11 days ago#2
    DCDorie ClarkDorie Clark

    Here’s what to say when someone corrects you – and they’re wrong. A lot of people just let it go because they don’t want a confrontation, or they start to doubt themselves. But if you know you’re right, there’s a bett…

    385.6K views18.4K engagements

  3. Here’s the 90-second trick for answering “Tell me about yourself” in your next job interview. It’s the first question in almost every interview, and it shapes everything afterward – but most people just recite their h…
    Instagram · 13 days ago#3
    DCDorie ClarkDorie Clark

    Here’s the 90-second trick for answering “Tell me about yourself” in your next job interview. It’s the first question in almost every interview, and it shapes everything afterward – but most people just recite their h…

    334.4K views11.6K engagements

  4. Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake were at a press conference in Moscow, talking about a film they'd made together. A reporter started needling Justin. "Why is a singer making movies? Isn't showbiz enough?" Justin could…
    LinkedIn · 30 days ago#4
    DCDorie ClarkDorie Clark

    Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake were at a press conference in Moscow, talking about a film they'd made together. A reporter started needling Justin. "Why is a singer making movies? Isn't showbiz enough?" Justin could…

    699.5K views9.1K engagements

  5. Hi and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here.. A big thanks to @phillipvn for the Recognized Expert photo!
    Instagram · 27 days ago#5
    DCDorie ClarkDorie Clark

    Hi and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here.. A big thanks to @phillipvn for the Recognized Expert photo!

    260.4K views8.7K engagements

  6. Lena Dunham has a trick to answer “gotcha” questions – and you can borrow it the next time someone puts you on the spot in a meeting or a job interview. Back in 2013, an interviewer asked her whether more experienced …
    Instagram · 12 days ago#6
    DCDorie ClarkDorie Clark

    Lena Dunham has a trick to answer “gotcha” questions – and you can borrow it the next time someone puts you on the spot in a meeting or a job interview. Back in 2013, an interviewer asked her whether more experienced …

    230.7K views5.9K engagements

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