LinkedIn Company Pages

LinkedIn Company Pages gives you access to detailed analytics about your company's LinkedIn presence. You can export page performance metrics, follower insights, post analytics, and demographic data directly to your spreadsheet, data warehouse, or BI tool — no coding required.

Why connect to Coupler.io?

• Automate your reporting — Pull fresh LinkedIn analytics on a schedule without manual exports

• Combine with other data — Join LinkedIn metrics with CRM, sales, or advertising data for a complete view

• Multiple report types — Choose from page performance, follower trends, post analytics, video insights, and demographic breakdowns

• Send to any destination — Export to Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, Claude, ChatGPT, and more

Prerequisites

• A LinkedIn Company Page you manage or have analytics access to

• Admin or Editor role on the page

• Coupler.io account

Quick start

LinkedIn Company Pages works best when you're tracking multiple reports over time. Start with one report type (like "Page: performance insights") to understand the data, then add more as you build out your reporting dashboard.

How to connect

1

Sign in to Coupler.io and create a new data flow. Search for "LinkedIn Company Pages" and select it as your source.

2

Authorize LinkedIn — You'll be redirected to LinkedIn to sign in and grant Coupler.io permission to access your Company Page analytics. Make sure you're signed into the LinkedIn account that manages your company page.

3

Select your LinkedIn Company Page(s) — Choose which page(s) you want to pull data from. You can select multiple pages if you manage more than one.

4

Choose a report type — Select the type of data you want to export:

• Page: lifetime overview — Total followers, page visits, and engagement (no date range needed)

• Page: performance insights — Daily/weekly engagement metrics like views, clicks, impressions

• Page: cumulative posts performance — Combined stats for all posts on the page

• Page: follower gains trend — How your follower count changed over time

• Page: follower demographics insights — Who your followers are (by location, job title, industry, etc.)

• Page: audience demographics insights — Who viewed your page (by location, job title, industry, etc.)

• Post: individual posts performance — Metrics for each post (views, clicks, reactions, comments)

• Post: video performance — Video-specific metrics (views, viewers, watch time)

• Post: social reactions & comments count — Reaction and comment counts for each post

5

Set date range (if needed) — For time-based reports, use the date picker to specify your start and end dates. Lifetime overview reports don't require dates.

6

Choose dimensions (optional) — For demographic reports, select how you want to break down the data (by location, job title, industry, etc.).

7

Select your destination — Choose where your data goes: Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, Perplexity, OpenClaw, or another platform.

8

Run the data flow — Click "Run" to execute your first pull. Monitor the run status to ensure it completes successfully.

Available report types

Report Type	Data Includes	Frequency	Date Required?
Page: lifetime overview	Total followers, page visits, search appearances	Snapshot	No
Page: performance insights	Views, clicks, impressions, engagement by day/week	Time-series	Yes
Page: cumulative posts performance	Total engagement across all posts	Snapshot	No
Page: follower gains trend	New and lost followers over time	Time-series	Yes
Page: follower demographics	Follower breakdown by location, job title, industry, seniority	Snapshot	No
Page: audience demographics	Page viewer breakdown by location, job title, industry, seniority	Snapshot	No
Post: individual posts performance	Views, clicks, reactions, comments per post	Snapshot	No
Post: video performance	Views, viewers, watch time for video posts	Snapshot	Yes
Post: social reactions & comments	Reactions and comments per post	Snapshot	No