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LinkedIn posts can appear as sources in AI answers to the prompts you are tracking. Knowing which posts and authors get cited helps you decide what to publish on LinkedIn and where to look for collaboration opportunities. Promptwatch has a dedicated LinkedIn citations page to help you understand which content is getting cited and how often.

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How to access LinkedIn citations

Click the Sources tile in the left rail, then select LinkedIn. LinkedIn is its own item next to Citations, Offsite Mentions, Reddit and YouTube. The LinkedIn citations page for Homestra, showing Sources navigation, the Top Posts chart, and the most-cited posts.

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What the page shows

The header carries the My channels switch, the Models filter and the date range. Below it:
  • Top Posts: see which posts are cited the most and how their citations change over time. Switch between Over Time and Top Posts to compare them.
  • All posts: see the authors, reactions, comments, citation counts, average citation position, and publish date for each post. Search by post or author, or export the table to work with the data outside Promptwatch.
The LinkedIn posts table in Promptwatch, with authors, reactions, comments, citations, average citation position, and dates.