Answer the question: which month brought new connections?
LinkAvro Insights groups your synced first-degree LinkedIn connections by their connection date. Select a year to compare all twelve months and see when the people in your current network connected with you.
This is connection analytics, rather than post impressions, follower counts, or company-page engagement. It is designed for people who want to understand their professional network alongside their outreach activity.
What each statistic means
Monthly connections count people in the current synced network by their LinkedIn connection month. Monthly requests summarize submitted, sent, failed, and queued outreach activity separately. A request can be sent in one month and accepted in another.
Inferred acceptance matches tracked sent profiles against current first-degree connections. It is an estimate based on that match, not a confirmed stream of invitation-acceptance events. Connections made manually or through another workflow can also appear in your network totals.
How to review your network
Use the same year and a refreshed network when comparing months. Keep connection growth and sending volume separate so a busy sending month is not mistaken for a successful connection month.
- Connect your LinkedIn account in LinkAvro.
- Open Insights and refresh your network data when needed.
- Choose the year to inspect monthly connection totals.
- Review connection information and compare it with the separate request-activity chart.
Understand the historical coverage
The monthly chart uses available connection dates for people who are still in your synced first-degree network. It is not an immutable historical record of every connection you have ever had. Missing dates, removed connections, and the freshness of a sync affect what can be counted.
Daily network-growth snapshots are recorded when you open or refresh Insights. Days before you started collecting snapshots are not automatically reconstructed. Monthly connection-date reporting and daily snapshot reporting answer different questions.