> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.depost.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Analytics
> Followers, engagement, posting cadence, and which posts actually worked.
Analytics covers your LinkedIn performance — what's growing, what isn't, and which posts
carried it.
The header shows when data was **last synced**. Numbers reflect that moment, not this one,
so a post published minutes ago won't appear yet.
## Choosing a period
**7 days · 30 days · 3 months · 6 months · 1 year**, with more behind the **…** menu.
**Auto** controls how points are grouped in the charts.
Shorter periods are noisier. A single strong post moves a 7-day engagement rate a long way,
which is why a bad week and a good week can both be misleading. For judging direction, use
3 months.
## The headline numbers
| Metric | What to read from it |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| **Posts** | How much you published, with a per-day rate |
| **Followers** | Total and the change over the period |
| **Engagement rate** | Interactions relative to reach |
Each shows a delta against the previous period, and a sparkline for the shape. The shape
matters more than the number — steady beats spiky.
## Posting cadence
**Weekly Posts** shows your average, placed on a band:
Lower cadence. Presence rather than volume.
A middle rhythm — consistent without dominating anyone's feed.
High cadence, aimed at reach.
The band is a description, not a target. Moving up it only helps if the extra posts are as
good as the ones you already publish — cadence multiplies quality in both directions.
## Top performers
Your strongest posts for the period, each with impressions, reactions, comments, and
engagement rate. **View all** opens the full list.
This is the most directly useful panel on the screen, because it tells you what to do more
of. Take it into chat and ask *why* those worked — see
[analyze your content](/chat/analyze).
## Growth metrics
Charts for impressions and related measures over the period, so you can see trend rather
than a single figure.
## Exporting
**Export CSV** takes the data out for a report or a client update.
Judge direction over three months, not seven days. A single strong post moves a weekly
engagement rate far enough to make a good week and a bad one both misleading.
## Related
Ask chat what these numbers mean and what to do about them.
Benchmark yourself against what works elsewhere.
The posts behind the numbers.
Where cadence is actually set.