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The Reactions metric on LinkedIn Company Pages measures the number of likes, comments, and shares on your posts. It helps gauge audience engagement and sentiment towards your content.

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What is "Reactions"?
The Reactions metric on LinkedIn Company Pages measures the engagement level of followers with your content. It includes likes, comments, and shares on posts. Tracking Reactions helps companies understand the audience's sentiment and preferences, enabling them to optimize their content strategy for increased reach and engagement.
Example: Monitor the Reactions metric on your LinkedIn Company Page to gauge audience sentiment on a recent product launch post. Tracking the number of likes, loves, and other reactions helps measure the overall engagement and reaction of your followers.
This metric has one or more equivalents:

Visualizations

  • Databox visualization

    Number

    Used to show a simple Metric or to draw attention to one key number.

How to track Reactions in Databox?

Databox is a business analytics software that allows you to track and visualize your most important metrics from any data source in one centralized platform.

To track Reactions using Databox, follow these steps:

  1. 1
    Connect LinkedIn Company Pages that contains the metric you want to track
  2. 2
    Select the metric you want to track from the list of available metrics
  3. 3
    Drag and drop the selected metric onto your dashboard
  4. 4
    Watch your dashboard populate in seconds
  5. 5
    Put Reactions on the Performance screen
  6. 6
    Get Reactions performance daily with Scorecards or as a weekly digest
  7. 7
    Set Goals to track and improve performance of Reactions
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LinkedIn Company Pages Reactions included in Dashboard Templates 1

  • Live view

    Social Media Performance

    This template is perfect for clients who want a general overview of their social media performance without getting into too much detail. This will summarize how their brand is doing within the social community.

    X (Twitter) Wistia LinkedIn Company Pages Facebook Pages

LinkedIn Company Pages Reactions included in Report Templates 2

  • Details

    Organic Social Report Template

    Use this organic social report to share insights into overviews of your Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram performance.

    LinkedIn Company Pages Instagram Business Facebook Pages
  • Details

    LinkedIn Pages Advanced Report Template

    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.

    LinkedIn Company Pages

General

  • Description
    The Reactions metric on LinkedIn Company Pages measures the number of likes, comments, and shares on your posts. It helps gauge audience engagement and sentiment towards your content.
  • Category
    Social Media
  • Subcategory
    Engagement
  • Date Added
    2017-01-16

Specification

  • Metric Type
    general
  • Dimensional
    No
  • Decimal Digits
    No
  • Currency Units
    No
  • Granularities
    Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly and all-time.
  • Custom Relative Periods
    Yes
  • Data Availability
    At sync, it ranges from 3 years ago to now.
  • Retroactive Data Updates
    Newly synced data is merged with existing data, replacing values for matching periods.
  • Future Data Available
    No

Visualization

  • Cumulative Graph
    Yes
  • Favorable Trend
    increasing
  • Media Creatives
    No
  • Forecasts
    Yes
  • Benchmarks
    Yes
  • Potential data discrepancy for LinkedIn Company Pages metrics ‘Comments’ and ‘Reactions’

    The Reactions metric includes both likes and comments. However, the counts retrieved via the API may differ from those shown in the LinkedIn feed. This discrepancy occurs because the API excludes likes and comments from companies, including the company that created the post. Additionally, the API does not update counts when likes or comments are deleted.

    Accurately replicating LinkedIn’s Reactions metric is not feasible due to the large number of API requests required. This would involve making separate calls for each comment, post, and share, resulting in an inefficient syncing process.

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