Adamiro Results · Outward track · After Reach
Reach published it. Now see what it did.
Know what your posts did. Write the next one better.
Results reads what your published posts got, channel by channel, and shows what to change next. One screen, no settings. Reading it costs no task.
Counts only. Adamiro does not store who read, commented or saved.
What is Adamiro Results?
Adamiro Results is the place you read what your posts did. It shows what the posts you published through Reach got, channel by channel, and sets each post against your own usual. Every post is read at the same age, seven days by default, so a new post is not set against an old one. Results only reads. It does not post or schedule anything.
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How Results stays honest
Four rules that keep the numbers truthful.
Unknown is not zero.
A number nobody has shows as a dash or as Not collected. “I don’t know” and “it was zero” are different facts, and a wrong zero would pull every average down.
One lucky post says nothing.
A row that rests on fewer than three measured posts shows a dash. A comparison needs enough posts to mean something, and Results waits for them.
Every post is read at the same age.
The default is seven days after publishing. The check-in buttons (1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days) switch the whole screen to another age. A post too young for that age is left out.
Counts, not names.
Adamiro stores counts only. It does not show who read, commented or saved. Delete a post in Reach and its numbers go with it.
Built in Sweden. Stored in the EU. Nothing you give Adamiro trains a model. Data protection →
What Results does
Results turns your numbers into the next decision.
Reach publishes. Results reads what came back and shows where to look first.
Channels side by side
One row for each channel you have connected, and one for your newsletter. Posts in the last 90 days, median views, median engagement, sends and saves per 1,000 reached, and clicks on tracked links. A dash means the platform did not report that number.
Each post against your usual
Your posts from the last 90 days, with the ones that beat your own usual at the top. “Times your usual” of 2.0 means twice the views you usually get on that channel. It needs five earlier posts there. Until then the row says how many are missing.
What is holding each channel back
One sentence per channel, from its last ten posts. It looks for one cause: an opening that reached fewer people, a link few people clicked, or a profile readers saw and did not follow. It needs five measured posts. If a number was never collected, the line names what is missing instead of guessing.
Openings that work
Adamiro sorts the opening of each published post into a number, a claim, a story, a question or a contrast, and shows how each kind did. It also reads which hook formula a post used. Reading the openings costs no tasks.
By goal, pillar and kind of post
The same numbers for each goal you can pick in Write as, for each content pillar, and for each kind of post such as Insight, Case study or Opinion. A pillar shows a dash until it has three measured posts.
Month by month
One month next to the one before, both at the same age: posts published, posts measured, impressions, reactions, comments, reposts, saves and the people you followed up with. The current month is labelled “so far”.
From post to next post
Reach publishes it. Results reads it. The next post gets better.
Reach → Results → the next post
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Reach publishes the post
Results reads the posts you published through Reach. A post published anywhere else can be added by hand.
2
The numbers arrive
Connect post analytics and LinkedIn fills the numbers in for you, from the moment you connect onward. Or copy the figures from the platform and type them in. Leave a box empty if you do not have that number.
3
Results shows what stands out
Your channels side by side, each post against your usual, and one sentence on what is holding each channel back.
4
Analyse my posts writes up what works
With ten measured posts, one press reads your numbers and writes up what is working. It tells you the task cost before you press it. If nothing is clear enough to call a finding, you are not charged.
5
The findings shape the next posts
Once there are findings, the campaign planner can fill in the mix from them, and your source material can include your best-performing posts. Your best posts shape the angle of new topics. They are not copied or rewritten.
When Results makes the difference
The questions your numbers can finally answer.
These are the moments when knowing what happened decides what you do next.
Where to post
When you post on LinkedIn and send a newsletter, and you cannot tell which one works.
Channels side by side gives each channel its own row: posts, median views, median engagement, sends and saves per 1,000 reached. You see where your posts do best.
Was that good
When a post got views and you cannot tell if that is a lot for you.
Each post is divided by the middle views of your earlier posts on the same channel. A result of 2.0 means twice your usual. Your own history is the yardstick.
A flat channel
When a channel has gone flat and you do not know why.
Results looks at the last ten posts for one cause: an opening that held fewer readers, a link few people clicked, or a profile readers saw and did not follow.
What to repeat
When you want to write more of what works.
See which kind of opening and which hook formula beat your usual, then press Analyse my posts to have the findings written up. Other hooks leans toward the formulas that did better for you.
What you get
Your numbers in one place, with the gaps marked.
Connect post analytics
When collection is available for your account, one click and LinkedIn asks you to approve. After that your numbers arrive on their own. It is a separate permission from posting, you do not need a Company Page, and it reports from the moment you connect onward.
Add numbers by hand
Pick a published post, copy the figures from the platform and save. It works for posts published anywhere, not only posts Adamiro sent. The boxes use each platform’s own words, such as Views, Upvotes and Comments for Reddit. Leave a box empty if you do not have that number.
From a view to a sign-up
Four steps in a row: how many people saw your posts, how many clicked a link Adamiro tracked, how many reached your website, and how many signed up. Views and clicks come from your posts. Site visits and sign-ups say Not connected, because your own website analytics cannot be connected yet.
Clicks counted per post
Every link in a post that goes out on LinkedIn, as a LinkedIn Article, on X or in a Substack newsletter goes through an adamiro.com short link. You do nothing and there is no setting for it. Results shows the clicks per post and per channel.
When you post
A grid of the week against five parts of the day. The number is the average views your own posts got in that slot, and a dash means you have not posted then yet. It comes last on purpose, because the day and the hour are rarely the reason a post did badly.
How each campaign is going
See how much of each campaign is scheduled and published. The three figures sit next to it: how many posts have been measured, your average engagement and your median engagement.
What it costs
Reading is free. One thing costs a task.
Results reads. Only the written analysis calls a model.
| What you do | What it costs |
|---|---|
| Reading every card in Results | Free |
| Reading the openings of your posts | No tasks |
| Analyse my posts | 1 task, shown before you press it. No charge if nothing in your numbers is clear enough to call a finding. |
Read more about how tasks work here.
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What's included by plan
| Feature | What it delivers | Solo | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enabled | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Social Platforms | LinkedIn, Instagram, Substack | LinkedIn, Instagram, Substack | |
| Organization Targets | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Company Publishing | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Connections | LinkedIn (personal), LinkedIn Company Page, Instagram +3 more | LinkedIn (personal), LinkedIn Company Page, Instagram +3 more | |
| Carousel Templates Max | 4 | 4 | |
| Custom Templates Max | 5 | 5 | |
| Mention Scan Daily | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Team Approval Workflows | — | — | |
| Scheduling | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Variants | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Campaigns | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Results See what your published posts did, channel by channel. | Your channels side by side, each post against your own usual, what is holding each channel back and which hook formulas work for you. Reading it costs no tasks. | ✓ | ✓ |
Common questions
Everything you need to know
Which posts does Results show?
The posts you published through Reach. A post published anywhere else can be added by hand: pick it, copy the figures from the platform and save. Results shows one row for each channel you have connected and one for your newsletter.
Does reading Results cost tasks?
No. Reading Results is free. Only Analyse my posts spends a task, and it tells you the cost before you press it. If nothing in your numbers is clear enough to call a finding, you are not charged.
Where do the numbers come from?
When collection is available for your account, a Connect post analytics button appears on Results. One click, LinkedIn asks you to approve, and your numbers arrive on their own from then on. You can also type them in by hand. Typed and automatic figures count the same.
Why does a row show a dash?
A dash means the number is not known or the row is too thin to trust. A number nobody has shows as a dash or Not collected instead of a zero. A row that rests on fewer than three measured posts shows a dash too.
How many posts do I need before it says anything?
Five earlier posts on a channel for the comparison with your usual, five measured posts for the line on what is holding a channel back, and ten measured posts for Analyse my posts. Posts typed in by hand count towards the ten.
Can Results show site visits and sign-ups?
Not yet. The view-to-sign-up path shows views and clicks from your posts. Site visits and sign-ups would come from your own website analytics, which cannot be connected yet, so those two say Not connected.
Does Results post or schedule anything?
No. Results only reads. Publishing and scheduling happen in Reach.
Can I see who read, commented or saved?
No. Adamiro stores counts only. It does not show who read, commented or saved.
What happens to the numbers if I delete a post?
They go with it. Delete a post in Reach and its numbers, its stored replies, its follow-up mark and its saved wording history are deleted too.
Who can see Results?
Results rides on Reach. Whoever can read Reach can read Results. If an owner switches Reach off for a Co-Editor, Results goes with it. Reach is included on every seat, Solo and Team.
Last reviewed: October 2026