LinkedIn company page analytics: how to see and export who liked your posts
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- Jorrit van Ginkel, founder of Ziplined
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On LinkedIn
Your company page's post
64 reactions · 9 comments- Sem de Jong
- Grace Mensah
- Lotte Vermeer
In Ziplined
Engaged with your company page
Grace Mensah
Lead · Commented on your Page's post
Lotte Vermeer
Lead · Liked 2 of your Page's posts
To see who liked or commented on your LinkedIn company page post, open the post as a Page admin, click the reactions count and read the comments.
Short answer: a Page admin can see the likers and commenters of each Page post, but LinkedIn has no export of them. Copy them into a sheet by hand, or add your company page to Ziplined, which keeps every liker and commenter and sends the ones who fit your ideal client to Excel, Google Sheets or your tools.
How to see who liked a post on your LinkedIn company page
A LinkedIn Page admin sees who liked a company page post by clicking the reactions count under the post: a list of people opens, with a tab per reaction type. The commenters are in the thread under the post, and in the Page admin view under Activity.
| What a Page admin sees | Export | |
|---|---|---|
| Reactions | Each person who reacted, when you click the count on the post | None |
| Comments | Each comment, under the post and under Activity | None |
| Page analytics | Numbers and demographics, no names | XLS file, no names |
| Followers | All followers: name, employer and follow date | None |
LinkedIn facts: LinkedIn Help on Page activity, on the Page analytics export and on follower analytics, checked 12 November 2026. LinkedIn Help documents no export of a Page post's reactors or commenters.
Does LinkedIn company page analytics show who liked a post?
No. LinkedIn company page analytics show numbers and demographics, and the Activity filter for reactions shows counts per reaction type, so the names are only in the reactions list and the comments on each post.
Page analytics are in the Page admin view under Analytics, with the tabs Content, Visitors, Followers and Competitors. The Export button there gives an XLS file for the timeframe you pick.
Can you export LinkedIn company page post engagers?
LinkedIn has no button to export the people who like or comment on a company page post. Without Ziplined there are three ways, and each starts from one Page post on your screen.
1. Copy the likers and commenters into a sheet
Open your company page as an admin.
Then open the post you want.
Click the reactions count under the post.
A list of everyone who reacted opens. Scroll until it is fully loaded.
Copy each liker into a sheet.
Name, job title and company. Skip your own colleagues.
Read the comments under the post.
Add each commenter, and mark them as a commenter.
Repeat for every Page post.
New likes keep coming in for days after the Page posts.
Your Page's post · Admin view
PostSem de Jong
Account Executive, your company
Grace Mensah
Head of Sales, Northwind
Lotte Vermeer
Head of Sales, Kestrel Labs
Your sheet
Grace Mensah
Head of Sales, Northwind · Commented
Lotte Vermeer
Head of Sales, Kestrel Labs · Liked
By hand, per post, your colleagues skipped.
Time: a few minutes for a small post, much longer for a post with hundreds of reactions. Limit: one post at a time, by hand, and colleagues mixed in.
2. Screenshot the reactions and ask an AI assistant
Open the reactions list and the comments.
Scroll so every name you want is on screen once.
Screenshot each screen.
One screenshot per screen of names, for reactions and for comments.
Upload them to ChatGPT or Claude.
Add the prompt below.
Check every row.
Then paste the table into Excel or Google Sheets.
Turn these screenshots of a LinkedIn company page post's reactions and comments into one table with name, job title, company and whether they liked or commented. List each person once and leave out people who work at [your company].Limit: only what was on your screen, for one post. An AI assistant can misread a name or a company, so check the table.
3. A one-off script
Open the reactions list of the Page post.
Scroll until every reaction is loaded.
Run a small script in the browser console.
It reads the names on the page. You write the script yourself: this page gives no code.
Paste the output into a sheet.
Check it, and add the commenters the same way.
Limit: the script breaks when LinkedIn changes the page. Tools that click, send or crawl inside your LinkedIn account can get it restricted, and that is the account that runs your Page.
How to see and export your LinkedIn company page followers
A LinkedIn Page admin sees the followers under Analytics, Followers, All followers, with each follower's employer and follow date. LinkedIn Help describes no export of that list.
Ziplined does not read company page followers: it works with the people who like and comment on your Page's posts.
For the followers of your own profile, see how to export your LinkedIn followers.
Which way to export LinkedIn company page engagers fits you?
For one company page post, copy and paste is enough. For every post the Page makes, the manual ways cost time each time, and a script puts the admin's account at risk.
| Time per post | Posts covered | Your colleagues left out | Risk | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copy and paste | Minutes to an hour, by hand | The one you open | By hand | None |
| Screenshots and AI | Minutes, plus checking | The one you open | If the prompt says so | Misread names |
| One-off script | Minutes, plus fixes when LinkedIn changes the page | The one you open | By hand | The admin's account restricted |
| Ziplined | None after you add the Page | Every new post of the Page | Yes | None to your account: no extension or admin access needed |
What is Ziplined and how does it export LinkedIn company page engagers automatically?
Ziplined is a LinkedIn Lead Radar. It finds people who engage with your team, your competitors and your market, keeps the ones who fit your ideal client, and sends them to your tools while you sleep.
Add your company page to Ziplined.
Paste its link and pick the role "your own team": it means the Page is yours, not a competitor's. Ziplined reads the public likes and comments on the Page's posts, so you need no extension and no admin access.
Ziplined collects every night.
It reads the Page's new posts and the people who liked and commented on them.
The ones who fit land in one list and your tools.
Every row says what they did. Download a CSV for Excel, or send them to Google Sheets, Slack or your other tools.
Your company page's posts
Your company page
Your own team
Your ideal client
You sell to founders and heads of sales at companies of 11 to 50 people in software and IT services, in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Leads
Grace Mensah
Head of Sales, Northwind
Commented on your Page's post
Ruben Smit
Founder, Brightwave Studio
Liked your Page's post
Lotte Vermeer
Head of Sales, Kestrel Labs
Liked 2 of your Page's posts
When you add the Page, Ziplined reads its last 7 days right away (keep "Include the past week" on, the default), so the first names arrive within minutes. After that it checks every night from 02:05 UTC.
One credit is one thing Ziplined collects: a post, or a like or comment on it. Everyone collected costs a credit, including people who do not fit; only the ones who fit your ideal client become Leads.
Competitors' company pages work the same way, added as a competitor: see LinkedIn competitor analysis. For your own posts and your reps', see how to export LinkedIn post likers and commenters.
How to filter LinkedIn company page engagers on your ideal client
Ziplined checks every liker and commenter of your company page against one sentence that describes who you sell to, which it suggests from your website. The ones who fit become Leads, and your own colleagues rarely do, however often they like the Page.
Students and recruiters rarely get through either; to be sure, exclude job titles such as recruiter. A saved list (your filters, saved in Ziplined) narrows your Leads further: on liked or commented, job title, company, country or seniority.
How to get a Slack alert when someone engages with your LinkedIn company page
Ziplined posts each new Lead among your company page's engagers in a Slack channel, with what they did, when you send a saved list to it. Email works the same way, both on every plan.
You choose hourly, daily or weekly, and Slack is hourly by default. Hourly matters for what arrives during the day, such as the past week of a Page you just added.
Nightly data reaches you the morning after. More in LinkedIn alerts in Slack.
How to export LinkedIn company page engagers to Excel, Google Sheets, HeyReach or a CRM
Ziplined exports your company page's engagers as a CSV for Excel or Google Sheets on every plan, with Export for Excel or Google Sheets (CSV) on any list. On Team, from $99 a month, a saved list sends them automatically to HeyReach, Clay, Google Sheets or a webhook; a webhook reaches a CRM such as HubSpot through Zapier or Make.
Each saved list goes to its own tools: Slack, email, Google Sheets, HeyReach, Clay, a webhook or your AI agent. Native HubSpot, Pipedrive and Attio connections, Instantly and Waalaxy are coming soon.
What to do with the people who engage with your LinkedIn company page
Marketing posts on the company page, and sales follows up on the engagers who fit. Five plays to start with, and more in social selling tools:
Hand the ones who fit to sales
A saved list of Page engagers who fit, sent to your sales team's Slack channel.
Add them to a campaign
On Team, a saved list adds each new Lead to a HeyReach campaign.
Start with the warmest people
Someone who liked two Page posts ranks above a single like.
See which Page posts draw ideal clients
Sort your posts by Most ideal clients, and post more of what works.
Ask your AI agent who to contact
Claude or ChatGPT reads the same list through Ziplined's MCP, a connection for AI agents.
The LinkedIn Lead Radar
- Watch your market for buying signals
- Analyze your own audience
- Takes no action on LinkedIn
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Grok Bot
- Cursor
- Slack
- HeyReach
- Google Sheets
- Clay
FAQ
Can I see who liked my LinkedIn company page post?
Yes, as a Page admin. Click the reactions count under the post for the list of people, and read the comments under it. LinkedIn has no export of those people.
Does LinkedIn Page analytics show who liked a post?
No. Page analytics show numbers and demographics, and its Export gives an XLS file with no names. The names are only in the reactions list and the comments on each post.
Where is the analytics section of a LinkedIn company page?
In the Page admin view, under Analytics, with the tabs Content, Visitors, Followers and Competitors.
Can you see who views your LinkedIn company page?
Not by name, as far as LinkedIn documents it. Page analytics has a Visitors tab, and LinkedIn Help describes no list of named Page visitors. Who viewed your own profile is a different list, see how to see who viewed your LinkedIn profile.
Can I export my LinkedIn company page followers?
Not as a list. A Page admin sees All followers under Analytics, with their employer and follow date, and LinkedIn Help describes no export of it. Ziplined does not read Page followers: it works with the people who like and comment on the Page's posts.
How do I export the people who engage with my company page to Excel or Google Sheets?
Add your company page to Ziplined, then click Export for Excel or Google Sheets (CSV) on a list, on every plan. On Team, from $99 a month, a saved list sent to Google Sheets adds each new Lead as a row.
Do I need to be a Page admin to use Ziplined on my company page?
No. Ziplined reads the public likes and comments on the Page's posts, so you only paste the Page's link. It needs no extension and no admin access for this.
Do my own employees show up as Leads?
Rarely. Ziplined leaves out your own colleagues when it knows their employer, however often they like the Page's posts. Students, recruiters and anyone else outside your ideal client rarely get through either; to be sure, exclude job titles such as recruiter.
How often does Ziplined collect company page engagers?
Every night. It reads the Page's new posts and the people who liked and commented on them, so an alert is about the last day, not the last minute.
Can I track a competitor's company page the same way?
Yes. Add their company page and choose a competitor, see LinkedIn competitor analysis. Their likers and commenters come in the same way as your own Page's.
How much does it cost?
One credit per post and one per reaction or comment, including people who do not fit your ideal client. A Page post with 64 reactions and 9 comments costs 74 credits, so Solo ($49 a month, 3,000 credits) covers about 40 such posts a month. 7 days free with 3,000 credits.
Does Ziplined like, comment or message for my company page?
No. Ziplined never likes, comments, connects or sends messages. It tells you who engaged and who fits, and your sales team or outreach tool does the follow-up.
