Total Reactions represents the overall engagement received, including likes, comments, and shares. This metric helps gauge content performance and audience interaction.
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Followers by Region metric on LinkedIn Company Pages shows the number of users who have chosen to receive updates from the company split up by Regions (this includes areas, cities, and countries).
Impressions by Page Update metric shows the total number of times your updates are viewed. It helps track the reach and visibility of your content on LinkedIn Company Pages.
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.
Shares metric on LinkedIn Company Pages measures how many times your page's updates have been shared by users, increasing visibility and reach among their connections.
The Company Home Page Views by Region 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 Regions (this includes areas, cities, and countries).
Total Reactions by Page Update represents the overall engagement received on a LinkedIn Company Page post, including likes, comments, and shares. This metric helps gauge content performance and audience interaction.
The Total Engagements by Page Update metric tracks the total interactions (likes, comments, shares, and clicks) received for each specific update or post on your company page. This metric provides insights into which content resonates most with your audience, helping you evaluate the performance of individual updates.
The time the video was watched. Video auto-looping will continue to increase this metric for each subsequent play.