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Linkedin: Inshares - Can I see who inshared my content?

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SanjidaKazi last edited by

Hi All,

Just wondering... since the demise of Linkedins' Signal tool, is there a way to actually see who and where my content is being shared on Linkedin? Blog posts being published at the minute are getting inshares almost as soon as they're live and I want to know who's doing it.

Any advice would be appreciated.
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SanjidaKazi last edited by

Dennis & Erica, Thanks for your input.

I'll wait for Linkedin to release something. At least I'm not alone with this one.
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EricaMcGillivray last edited by

Unfortunately, I couldn't track down any tools that do this for you.
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DennisSeymour last edited by

Hi Jamie,

I havent seen a tool that could do this. It would be interesting to know.

The closest thing I can think of is buzzsumo but it doesnt specifically show linkedin sharers.
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