Metric name
Display only supported values.
Elaryx Analytics & Growth organizes the LinkedIn post, campaign and audience metrics available to the connected account, explains how supported values are calculated and compares performance over time. It can suggest content questions or next actions, but it does not guarantee growth or prove causation.
Defined metrics · Visible data availability · Guidance, not guarantees
Metric availability depends on the account, permissions, API support, selected plan and stored history. Elaryx should never substitute zero for unavailable data.
Display only supported values.
Identify whether data comes from LinkedIn, stored post history or campaign mapping.
Show actual update timing and latest successful sync where available.
Explain unavailable, partial or delayed data.
Every calculated metric should document numerator, denominator, timeframe, rounding and missing-value behavior.
Views or impressions when supported by the provider.
Engagement signals available for supported posts.
Only show when the required denominator is available.
Roll up campaign-linked posts when data exists.
Elaryx should distinguish observed facts from AI-generated hypotheses.
Supported post and account metrics, campaign mapping, categories and date range.
Trend calculation, baseline comparison, grouping and availability checks.
Metric summaries, comparisons, top-content views and cautious recommendations.
Apply, reject or investigate the recommendation.
New accounts, disconnected profiles, missing permissions, delayed provider data and partial history all need clear explanations and supported next actions.
Analytics & Growth works best when the user can see what goes in, what Elaryx produces and where human review remains required.
Understand which topics start conversations.
Review content rhythm and campaign patterns.
Explain data availability and limitations to clients.
Compare themes without claiming causation.
Metric availability depends on the account, LinkedIn permissions, API support, selected plan and stored history. Elaryx should show only values it can retrieve or calculate reliably.
The page and product must display the exact formula used, including numerator, denominator and timeframe. If the necessary denominator is unavailable, Elaryx should not present a misleading engagement rate.
Do not claim real-time updates unless the integration and backend support them. The product should display its actual refresh cadence and the latest successful data time.
Elaryx can show patterns and propose hypotheses, but performance data alone usually cannot prove why an outcome occurred. Recommendations should be treated as ideas to test.
No. Analytics can inform decisions, but follower, engagement, lead and revenue outcomes depend on many factors and cannot be guaranteed.
Review supported metrics, understand the comparison and use the pattern to make a more informed content decision.