To my evyAI family I just wanted to share a quick win and express some gratitude for this amazing tool and community. Within just 2 weeks of consistently using evyAI, I’ve already seen results, including securing new job leads and even landing a 1:1 meeting with a former IBM employee via Microsoft Teams. The AI has helped me show up with confidence, stay consistent on LinkedIn, and engage meaningfully without burning out. It’s honestly been a game-changer for building authentic conversations faster. Thanks to the team behind evyAI and everyone here for sharing insights — looking forward to learning more, giving back, and continuing to grow with you all! Big thanks to the community and the following people: Fernando Colmenares - My very first contact (Awesome) Joe Apfelbaum - The Workhorse Dr. Tami Joy Schlicht - The Queen Aayan Jamal Bukhari - The Night-train Karen Walker - Chicago native (My play play cousin) Jim Banks - The Go-getter Thank You All

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See attached instructions. If it is set to automatic, change it to ask or never. I changed mine to never.

I am counting my conversations, but not making nearly enough to yield significant progress towards securing a job or contract work. I am averaging 2 new conversations per day and continuing 3 conversations from days past. How can I start having more conversations without being spammy?

Tutorial: How to Export Your LinkedIn Post Analytics to a Spreadsheet If you’ve ever wanted to analyze your LinkedIn performance for the year without manually copying data, this guide is for you. This tutorial walks you through using the evyAI Learning Hub to find your hidden LinkedIn dashboard and export your data into a Google Sheet. @Philip Griffith thanks for the question Phase 1: Accessing the Dashboard via evyAI If you are an evyAI Pro or Premium user, you have a direct shortcut to your personalized LinkedIn metrics. 1. Log in to evyAI: Open the evyAI platform. 2. Navigate to the Learning Hub: On the left-hand sidebar, click on Learning Hub. 3. Find the Dashboard Link: * Locate the Quick Links section. 4. Open the Link: Clicking this will open a special, private section of LinkedIn that contains your personal account analytics. Phase 2: Filtering and Exporting Data Once you are on your LinkedIn Analytics page, follow these steps to get the data for the specific timeframe you need: 1. Select Post Impressions: You will see six metric boxes (Followers, Profile Views, etc.). Click on the box labeled Post Impressions. 2. Set the Timeframe: 3. Export the File: Phase 3: Importing into Google Sheets To make the data easy to read and manipulate, move it into a Google Spreadsheet: 1. Create a New Sheet: Type sheets.new into your browser address bar. 2. Upload the File: * Go to File > Import. 3. Finalize Import: Select "Replace spreadsheet" and click Import data. What’s Inside the Spreadsheet? Your exported file will contain several tabs at the bottom: - Discovery: Overall reach and visibility metrics. - Engagement: Total likes, comments, and shares. - Top Posts: Your top 50 posts for the selected period, sorted by performance. - Demographics: Data on who is looking at your profile (Company size, job titles, etc.). Note: This method exports your top 50 posts. For users with thousands of posts, advanced methods are required to download the full history.