Sam Corrao Clanon from LinkedIn explains the new analytics for creators in a post. Among the new features is the Post Performance Table, a table with all posts and their metrics. LinkedIn is rolling out the table worldwide this week, initially in the desktop version. Mobile devices will only get the table after the desktop launch.
What does the post table show?
The table places impressions, views, and watch time for each post side by side, as Social Media Today reports. This lets you compare posts without opening the analysis of each individual post. The data can also be exported.
How to find the post table
The path to the Post Performance Table, launching in the desktop version this week
- OpenOpen Content Analytics in the desktop version
- SelectClick „Post Impressions“
- ContinueOpen „Most Recent Post Performance“
- ViewClick „Show all posts“, the table appears
The labels come from the English interface; LinkedIn does not give German names
Sources: LinkedIn, Social Media Today
LinkedIn describes the path via Content Analytics in the desktop version: first „Post Impressions“, then „Most Recent Post Performance“, finally „Show all posts“. The labels come from the English interface. LinkedIn does not give German names in the post.
Which other metrics is LinkedIn adding?
In addition, LinkedIn lists further values that creators can analyze:
- New followers per post: Clicking the metric shows the profiles of the new followers that a post gained.
- „Saves“ and „Sends on LinkedIn“: Saves counts how often someone saved a post, Sends on LinkedIn how often it was shared in messages on LinkedIn.
- Reach inside and outside the network: a percentage breakdown of impressions. Reach outside arises, for example, through feed recommendations, reposts, or search.
- Profile views generated by a post, the average watch time of videos, and interactions with custom Premium buttons.
The new dashboard tab bundles content management, follower growth, and monetization in one place and is also launching worldwide. Via the Member Post Analytics API, profile and post data can be connected to tools such as Hootsuite, Buffer, and Later.
LinkedIn does not say whether a Premium subscription or Creator Mode is required, or whether regional restrictions apply. Because the rollout is only just beginning, the table may still be missing in your account. According to Social Media Today, LinkedIn is evaluating how creators use the metrics and is developing new monetization options in parallel.
What this means for you
As soon as the table appears in your account, compare the posts of the last few weeks by impressions and watch time. Note whether text, images, or videos lead, and plan your next posts accordingly.
It's best to export the data into your report once a month. Which metrics fit your goal is shown in the lesson on how to define and analyze KPIs.
If you use Hootsuite, Buffer, or Later for your posts, ask the provider whether the new interface is already connected.
LinkedIn presented the new analytics on November 3, 2026, and Social Media Today reported on the same day.
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