Fan Base Evolution - LinkedIn

Learn how much your LinkedIn page has grown in terms of followers. 

By connecting your LinkedIn page to STILINGUE, you gain access to the Proprietary Metrics module, a section of the platform that gathers proprietary pages from various social networks, providing data that facilitates monitoring through custom graphs. 

One of these graphs is the "Fan Base Evolution", which can display the number of followers on your page during the selected filter period. To locate the graph, access the sidebar menu:

The presented chart will detail the development of your fan base within the selected period.

Note: The LinkedIn follower history, presented in the Fan Base Evolution section, will only be displayed after connecting the page to STILINGUE. 

Chart 

1. Chart period 

Visualize the graph data by selecting whether the information appears per day, week, or month. 

2. Export Report 

Export the charts and the table with the results. Here, it is also possible to export the table separately.

3. Reload card

Refresh the chart information so that the most recent data is displayed. 

4. Export Button 

Export the chart by choosing between the image and various formats. 

5. Number of new fans 

Number of users who started following your page within the analyzed period. 

6. Fan Base 

Total number of LinkedIn users following your page. This data also covers the filter period, meaning if in the previous month your fan base had 5,000 users, and now it has 5050, you have gained 50 users since the last date. 

7. Posts 

Here, the number of posts made during the filter period is presented. 

Note: You can click on any point on the chart and be redirected to Zoom. This area will expand the chart data, providing a detailed view. 

Additionally, the legend can be deactivated, showing only the data you consider relevant at the moment. By clicking on the legend criteria, it turns gray, and the other points are highlighted. 

Table 

1. Export

Export the content in CSV format through the table. 

2. Show

You can choose to view between 5 and 100 pieces of data at once. 

3. Search 

Search for the numbers presented on the graph using the field.

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