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Read my analytics

See how your LinkedIn messaging is going: messages, reply rate and speed, follow-ups, pipeline movement and your network.

Open analytics

  1. In the sidebar, choose Analytics, or press G then D.
  2. Pick the period at the top: Last 7 days, Last 30 days or Last 90 days. Every number on the page follows it.
    Analytics for the last 30 days: messages sent and received, reply rate, reply speed and follow-ups.

Messaging

Messaging counts what happens in every browser you use Bokka in. Each headline number has an About button that explains it.

SectionWhat it shows
Messages sent, Messages received, Conversations started, Replies received, Reply rateTotals for the period, and messages per day
Reply speedHow long you usually take to reply in 1:1s, and how long they do
Follow-ups1:1s waiting on a reply now, yours and theirs, by how long they've waited
PipelineConversations in each stage now and how they moved in the period. Pick the pipeline above it
Snippets you used mostHow often each snippet went into a message
LabelsConversations with each label now
When people write to youMessages you got by weekday and hour, and the busiest time. Read from this device

Your network

Your network counts your connections, followers, following and invitations. The numbers build up each time your lists are read, in People or with Refresh from LinkedIn.

  1. Choose Refresh from LinkedIn to count now. This needs the extension connected.
    The Your network section of Analytics with a Refresh from LinkedIn button.

If a section is empty

  • "No LinkedIn messages in the last 30 days yet." Nothing was sent or received in the period. Try a longer one.
  • "No replies in 1:1s in this period." Reply speed needs at least one reply in a one-to-one conversation.
  • "Nobody is waiting on a reply." You're up to date.
  • "Open People or press Refresh to start counting." Your network hasn't been counted yet. Choose Refresh from LinkedIn.

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