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My Posts Analyzer

Hook Lab gives you hooks. This tells you which of your hooks, formats, lengths, days and media actually work, from your own posts and numbers. Then evyAI writes the next ones from that. Nothing leaves your browser.

Paste your Recent activity page

Or drop files

LinkedIn's Shares.csv (exact dates and full text), the analytics .xlsx export (impressions per post), or a backup from this tool. Drop several at once; they merge by post.

How to copy your activity page 2 minutes
  1. On LinkedIn open your profile, click Show all activity (or go to linkedin.com/in/YOU/recent-activity/all/) and pick the Posts tab.
  2. Scroll down until the last few weeks of posts have loaded (counts load with them).
  3. Click just before your first post, drag to select the whole list, press Ctrl+C.
  4. Come back here, click the box, Ctrl+V. Paste again whenever you have new posts; the same post is never counted twice.
Add exact dates and full text Shares.csv
  1. LinkedIn: Settings & Privacy > Data privacy > Get a copy of your data, tick Posts (or the full archive), request it.
  2. When the email arrives, download the ZIP and drop Shares.csv here.
Add impressions analytics export
  1. LinkedIn: your profile Analytics > Post impressions (or Creator analytics > Content), set the date range, click Export.
  2. Drop the .xlsx here. It brings impressions and engagements per post plus a day-by-day impressions line.

Engagement score = reactions + 3 x comments + 5 x reposts. Comments and reposts tell LinkedIn more than likes do, so they count more here too.

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