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What Data Can I See Using the Public Data Feature for LinkedIn?

Learn what public LinkedIn Company Page data you can access with Measure Studio, including account-level and post-level engagement metrics.

Written by Nicole Soria

With Measure Studio's LinkedIn public data, you can explore insights from any public LinkedIn Company Page or personal profile—no connection or login required. This gives you the ability to benchmark engagement across competitors, partners, industry leaders, and individual creators using metrics that are fully accessible to the public.

To learn how to connect a public LinkedIn Company Page or personal profile for public data tracking without authentication, check out our guide here.

While the data is limited to what LinkedIn makes publicly available, it still offers a clear view of what's resonating with audiences and how top-performing content stacks up.

Account Level Metrics

  • Follower Growth

  • Total Engagements

  • Total Reactions

  • Total Comments

  • Total Shares

  • Post counts

Post Metrics

For LinkedIn Company Page and personal profile posts, you'll be able to access the following public metrics:

  • Total Reactions – The number of reactions (Like, Celebrate, Support, Love, Insightful, Curious) on the post

  • Total Comments – The number of comments the post received

  • Total Shares – The number of times the post was shared

  • Total Engagements – The combined number of reactions, comments, and shares

Note: LinkedIn Public Data now covers both Company Pages and personal profiles. To connect and manage your own LinkedIn account directly in Measure Studio (with full authenticated access) instead of tracking it publicly, see Do We Support LinkedIn Personal Profiles?—authenticated connection is only available for LinkedIn Business accounts.

Using LinkedIn public data, you can analyze what's performing well for competitors, partners, industry leaders, or individual creators on LinkedIn—and use that to inform your own content strategy. If you have any questions or need help interpreting public data, feel free to reach out to our support team.

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