Data Overview

LinkedIn Ads in Coupler.io gives you access to two types of data: analytics reports (what happened with your ads) and core components (what your account is made of). Understanding which entity to use will save you a lot of time when building reports.

Entity summary

Entity
Best for
Date range support

Ad analytics by single dimension

Performance reporting by one pivot

Yes (with period split)

Ad analytics by multiple dimensions

Cross-dimensional analysis

Yes (with period split)

Sponsored leads

Exporting lead form submissions

Yes

Campaigns

Campaign settings and status

Start date only

Campaign groups

Budget and grouping info

Start date only

Creatives

Ad creative metadata

Start date only

Video ads

Video ad details

Start date only

Conversions

Conversion definitions

Start date only

Ad account users

Account access management

No

Shares

Sponsored content post data

No

Analytics reports

Dimensions available for single-dimension reports

Dimension
What it tells you

Account

Performance rolled up per ad account

Campaign

Metrics per individual campaign

Campaign group

Metrics per campaign group

Creative

Metrics per ad creative

Company

Reach and engagement by target company

Member country

Geographic breakdown by country

Member region

Sub-country regional breakdown

Member company size

Audience breakdown by company size

Member industry

Audience breakdown by industry

Member job function

Audience breakdown by job function

Member job title

Audience breakdown by job title

Member seniority

Audience breakdown by seniority level

Impression device type

Desktop vs. mobile performance

Placement

LinkedIn feed, messaging, etc.

Serving location

On-site vs. off-site delivery

Conversion

Performance per conversion event

Card index

Carousel card-level performance

Conversation node

Message ad conversation path

Shares (creative sponsored content)

Post-level performance

Dimensions available for multi-dimension reports

Dimension
Notes

Account

Campaign

Campaign group

Creative

Company

Campaign objective type

Not available in single-dimension

Conversion

Impression device type

Placement name

Serving location

Card index

Shares (creative sponsored content)

Available metrics (both report types)

Category
Metrics

Clicks

Clicks, Action clicks, Ad unit clicks, Card clicks, Company page clicks, Download clicks, Job apply clicks, Landing page clicks, Text URL clicks

Impressions & reach

Impressions, Card impressions, Viral impressions, Viral card impressions, Reach, Audience penetration, Average dwell time

Spend

Amount spend in local currency, Amount spend in USD, Conversion value in local currency

Conversions

Conversions, Post-click conversions, Post-view conversions, Viral conversions, Registrations, Job applications

Leads

Leads, Lead form opens, Lead generation mail interested clicks, Lead generation mail contact info shares, Talent leads, Valid work email leads, Viral leads

Engagement

Likes, Comments, Shares, Follows, Reactions, Opens, Sends, Other engagements, Comment likes, Engagements

Video

Video starts, Video views, Video 25/50/75% completions, Video completions, Full screen plays

Document ads

Document 25/50/75% completions, Document completions

Viral variants

Most of the above metrics have a viral equivalent (e.g., Viral clicks, Viral likes, Viral video views)

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Period split options

Option
Use case

Totals only

Overall performance for the date range

Daily

Day-by-day trend analysis

Monthly

Month-over-month comparisons

Yearly

Annual reporting

Use cases by role

  • Use Ad analytics by single dimension with Campaign or Creative dimension + daily split to track performance trends and identify underperforming ads

  • Pull Member country or Member industry dimension data to understand which audiences convert best — then use this to refine targeting

  • Join campaign analytics with the Campaigns entity to enrich performance data with campaign names, objectives, and budget settings

  • Send weekly performance exports to ChatGPT or Claude for automated commentary and anomaly detection

Platform-specific notes

  • The Reach metric and related fields (frequency, CPM) are only available when the Reach metric is specifically selected — they won't appear in all reports automatically

  • Ad name is not a dimension in analytics reports; to get ad names, join the analytics report with the Creatives entity on the creative ID

  • The approximateUniqueImpressions field (used for reach) may return null for campaigns with small audience sizes due to LinkedIn's privacy thresholds

  • Conversions and Shares entities do not support date filtering — they return all data available in your account

  • LinkedIn enforces a hard cap of 18 metrics per analytics request; plan your metric selection carefully before running large reports

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