Viewing your profile analytics

Use get_analytics with dimension 'profile' to track your LinkedIn profile performance. It returns daily rows of profile views and follower counts, so you can see whether your visibility is trending up. Pick a period of 'day' (yesterday), 'week' (last 7 days), or 'month' (last 30 days).

Use get_profile_viewers to see who has been viewing your profile. It returns 1 to 100 recent viewers (default 20), each with a provider_id you can act on directly, for example with get_profile for a closer look or send_invitation to connect. Note that the full viewer list requires a LinkedIn Premium subscription; without Premium the tool returns an empty list.

Profile viewers are one of the highest-signal lead sources on LinkedIn: someone who looked at your profile this week is warm right now. A simple agent loop is to pull viewers daily, filter for your ideal customer profile, and queue a personalized invitation while the interest is fresh.

If your account has Sales Navigator, get_social_selling_index returns your SSI score out of 100 with its category breakdown, a useful benchmark to track monthly. It requires an active Sales Navigator seat, and an active_seat value of false in the response signals the subscription may have lapsed.

All three reads are cheap to run, so a weekly ritual works well: check the profile trend, scan the viewer list for names worth knowing, and note the SSI direction. If views spike after a post, that post's topic is telling you what your audience wants more of.