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Metrics

How your published content performed. Studio, then Metrics.

Automation only

There is no CSV import

Metrics arrive exclusively through scheduled syncs against official platform APIs. There is no import button, no file upload, and nothing to prepare.

If a platform cannot be read by an official API, it has no metrics here. That is the whole rule.

What syncs

PlatformPost metricsFollowersProfile views
InstagramYesYesYes
BlueskyYesYesNo
YouTubeNoYesNo
PinterestNoYesNo
TikTokNoYesNo
LinkedInNoNoNo
Facebook, Threads, Google BusinessNoNoNo

Post metrics sync nightly. Follower counts snapshot daily, after token refresh.

LinkedIn has no metrics

LinkedIn posts show nothing

LinkedIn's member post analytics live inside their Community Management API, which is gated behind business verification and approval that Postlyra does not have.

There is no workaround. Check LinkedIn posts on LinkedIn.

Reading the table

Each row is one post on one platform on one date, with impressions, reactions, comments, saves and clicks where the platform reports them.

Rows are matched to the draft that produced them, which fills in the pillar. That match is what makes "which pillar performs best" answerable at all, and it is why tagging drafts with a pillar is worth the two seconds.

The table pages by date, newest first.

Deleting a row

Possible, for cleaning up a bad match. It does not delete anything on the platform.

Monthly reports

A monthly report generates automatically on the 1st: top posts by engagement, per-pillar averages, a weekly trend, and a few observations grounded in the actual numbers.

Read them under Insights, not here.

Nothing is showing up

  1. Is an account connected? Instagram or Bluesky, specifically. Nothing else produces post metrics.
  2. Has a sync run? They are nightly. A post published this morning has no metrics yet.
  3. Was it published through Postlyra, or marked posted? A post that never existed as a draft has nothing to match against.
  4. Is it LinkedIn? Then no, and it will not.

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