Linkedin Campaigns & Statistics

Use Linkedin Automation → Campaigns to manage your outreach campaigns and see how each one is performing.

Step 1: Open Campaigns

1. In the sidebar, open LinkedIn Automation

2. Click Campaigns

Step 2: Filter the Campaign List

At the top of the page you can:

• Status — All, Active, Paused, or Completed

• Show hidden — include campaigns you’ve hidden from the list

• Search — search by campaign name

• Date — choose a date range (default is Last 7 Days)

The Date filter changes the statistics on each campaign row. It does not remove campaigns from the list.

Click Filter to apply your search and filters. Click New Campaign to create a new campaign.

Step 3: Campaign Statistics

Each campaign row shows these stats for the selected date range:

• Total Leads — people in this campaign

• Started Sequence — leads who have started the sequence (also shown as a % of Total Leads)

• Completed Sequence — leads who finished the sequence (also shown as a % of Total Leads)

• Connection Requests Sent — connection requests sent

• Connections Accepted — accepted connections (also shown as a % of Connection Requests Sent)

• Messages Sent — messages sent

• Replies — people who replied (also shown as a % of Started Sequence)

Each row also shows the Campaign Name, Type (Existing Connections or New Connections), Status, and Created date.

Step 4: Campaign Actions

On each campaign you can:

• Start Campaign — start a paused or draft campaign

• Pause Campaign — pause an active campaign

• View Queue — open the lead queue for that campaign

• View Details — view the campaign setup and stats

• Edit Campaign — change the sequence, settings, schedule, and webhooks

• Copy Campaign — duplicate the campaign. Choose Copy all contacts, Copy NotStarted only, or Don't copy contacts (settings only, empty queue)

• Hide from list / Unhide Campaign — hide or show the campaign in the list

• Archive Campaign — archive the campaign (it leaves the main list)

You can only have 1 active campaign of each type per LinkedIn account at a time (for example one Existing Connections and one New Connections), to keep the account safe.

Step 5: View Queue

Click View Queue on a campaign to open Campaign queue.

From here you can:

• Search leads by Name

• Filter by Sending From, Status, Sequence Progress, and Replied / Not Replied

• See each lead’s status, sequence progress, next action, and whether they replied

• Open View Inbox for a lead who has a conversation

• Cancel future actions for a lead so remaining connection and message steps will not run

• Download CSV of the visible/filtered queue

Queue columns include Sending From, Lead, Status, Sequence Progress, Replied, and Next Action.

Common statuses include NotStarted, InSequence, Completed, Replied, RequestSent, Failed, FilteredOut, and Blacklisted.

Step 6: Actions Graph

From the queue modal, click Actions Graph.

This scatter graph shows planned and completed tasks over the last 7 days, plus upcoming queued work.

• X marks are planned / queued tasks

• O marks are completed tasks

Action types shown:

• Get Profile

• Connection request

• Message 1

• Message 2

• Message 3

Each series shows how many are Completed and Queued.

You can:

• Turn on Show Track to connect the same lead’s points

• Zoom in, Zoom out, or Reset

• Open List Tasks for a day to see that day’s actions

Step 7: Activity Graph

From the queue modal, click Activity Graph.

This line chart shows completed actions only over the last 7 days, with one line per activity type:

• Total Messages

• Get Profile

• Message 1

• Message 2

• Message 3

• Connection request

Queued future actions are not included here — use Actions Graph to see what’s planned next.

Important Notes

• Campaign stats on this page are scoped to the Date filter you select

• For a live overview across all campaigns, use LinkedIn Automation → Dashboard

• If a lead replies, the sequence for that lead is stopped