Followers by Seniority metric on LinkedIn Company Pages shows the distribution of followers based on their seniority level, such as entry-level, mid-level, or senior management, providing insights into your audience demographics.
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Linkedin Demographics dashboard template looks at the followers on your company's Linkedin. It lets you know what industries and roles have enjoyed your marketing message.
LinkedIn Company pages dashboard template provides you with insights about followers growth, reach, engagement and more.
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Use this LinkedIn advanced report to share high-level and in-depth metrics of your LinkedIn performance. Present key metrics like Impressions, Followers, Clicks, and more.
The ‘Total Followers’ count on LinkedIn may not always match the sum of followers when broken down by demographics, such as country or job title. This discrepancy arises from how LinkedIn tracks and categorizes user data.
LinkedIn users can have overlapping or diverse attributes that influence follower counts in breakdowns. For instance: – A user may list more than one location in their profile. – They might hold multiple job positions simultaneously. – They could list several professional roles.
As a result, a single follower may appear in multiple categories or may not be included in specific breakdowns. This leads to differences between the overall ‘Total Followers’ count and the summed totals of demographic breakdowns.
The Engagement Rate measures how effectively your content engages the audience. It's calculated by dividing total interactions (likes, comments, shares, clicks) by impressions. A higher rate indicates stronger audience interest and content relevance.
The Engagement Rate by Page Update measures how effectively your content engages the audience. It's calculated by dividing total interactions (likes, comments, shares, clicks) by impressions split up by Page Updates. A higher rate indicates stronger audience interest and content relevance.
Company Home Page Views is a metric that tracks the number of times a company's LinkedIn page is viewed by users. It indicates interest and engagement with the company's brand and content.
The Company Home Page Views by Industry metric tracks the number of times a company's LinkedIn page is viewed by users. It indicates interest and engagement with the company's brand and content split up by Industries.
Total Company Home Page Views (mobile) by Seniority metric tracks the number of times your company's LinkedIn Page is viewed on mobile devices, providing insights into mobile engagement with your brand split up by Seniorities.
The Career Page Views (mobile) metric tracks the total number of visits to the Careers section of your company's page from mobile devices. It helps monitor mobile user engagement with your job opportunities and company-related career content.
The Career Page Views (mobile) by Seniority metric tracks the total number of visits to the Careers section of your company's page from mobile devices. It helps monitor mobile user engagement with your job opportunities and company-related career content, split up Seniorities.
Total video views with play-pause cycles for at least 3 seconds. Auto-looping videos are counted as one when loaded. Each subsequent auto-looped play does not increase this metric.