LinkedIn audience intelligence for B2B teams

Know who is paying attention to your category on LinkedIn and what gets their attention.

Market overlap: 32 accounts engaged you and a rival — 71% captured attention

Postelix builds a named audience from competitor activity, your team's engagement and your customer data, then keeps it current every week.

Voices & topics: 563 verified in total out of 250k+ accounts filtered

See which vendors and topics attract that audience, which creators connect with it and who is becoming more active.

Postelix weekly readout: 67/100 market score — this week in your market

Put the findings to work in your content, ads, events and follow-up.

The short answer

What is LinkedIn audience intelligence?

LinkedIn audience intelligence connects people and companies with their activity in your category. In Postelix, you get names, roles, companies and profiles, plus the posts behind their engagement.

A weekly update shows who is new, who is becoming more active and who has changed companies. Your customer records add relationships that public activity alone cannot show.

That gives your team a shared starting point for content planning, campaign targeting and sales conversations.

Postelix Readout: a weekly read of your market — 612 people in the audience, 184 companies represented, 5 observed source paths, with named people and roles
Where your audience comes from

The six sources your market is built from.

Competitor engagers

People who reacted to or commented on your competitors' public posts.

Brand engagers

People who engaged your company page and your team's posts.

Trusted voices

The public creators and institutions your market follows, and the people around them.

Champions

People who bought or used your product before, including the ones who have since moved company.

Market trends

Topics rising in the category, and who is reacting to them.

Your own inputs

Customer lists, a CRM export, the accounts you already care about.

The sources are merged and de-duplicated into one list, then title-filtered to roles relevant to purchases in your category. You strike out the wrong fits and the strikes persist.

Reactions and comments on your team's posts can be matched to this audience with the source post attached. Profile visits are recorded separately where available; they do not reveal a source post. Profile-view capture requires Premium or Sales Navigator on the connected seat.

Instead of

What the list replaces.

01

The bought lead list

Out of date the day you buy it, and your competitors have the same one.

02

Job-title targeting

180,000 people with the right title, none of whom has ever reacted to your category.

03

The follower count

Most followers clicked once and never came back.

04

Impressions

They tell you how often something was shown. Not to whom, and not whether anyone cared.

In practice

Four ways to use the audience.

LinkedIn ad audiences: prepare a people or companies file from your audience for Campaign Manager
Event card: why the event fits this market and the people from your market attending, each labelled by how it was captured
Influencers: public creators ranked by observed overlap with your audience, with sample and measurement dates
Leads inbox: conversations with people worth your attention and the replies they sent
Every week

The weekly readout.

The weekly report covers audience size, segments, engagement by vendor and topic, relevant creators, events and changes in activity.

Here is what competitive attention looks like, from a London pull in August 2026 in ecommerce customer service AI. 264 people were sampled and the 170 most active were used.

VendorMarket reactionsPer post
Kustomer1586.6
Gladly773.2
Siena743.1
Loop Returns452.0
Ada311.3
Yuma292.2
Gorgias180.8
parcelLab161.2
Zowie120.9
Narvar40.2
Boundaries

What the data is not.

We build from public reactions and your own data, not from a billion profiles.

We count what people did publicly.

A matching title is an indication. That is why we write "the pulled market", not "the buyers".

Postelix is built for the European rules: public reactions, company lists for ads, no published lists of people. How it is built is stated on every page. A "GDPR compliant" stamp does not replace a description, so we do not carry one.

Packages

Pricing for LinkedIn market data.

First 10 customers keep this price for lifeCheaper than your first GTM hire
500 accounts watched · 5 connected LinkedIn accounts
Readout, draft testing, capture
Follow-up drafting for one poster
Ad budget stays in your own account, we recommend from EUR 500/month
1,500 accounts watched · 15 connected LinkedIn accounts
Trusted-voice ad partnerships
Shared view of who is warming up
5,000 accounts watched · 50 connected LinkedIn accounts
Quarterly strategy
Priority support
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Users are unlimited on every plan. Results depend on available evidence. Prices exclude VAT where applicable. Stripe collects billing address and business tax ID at checkout.

Who it is for

Who uses LinkedIn audience intelligence?

Postelix is designed for founders and in-house marketing teams at B2B companies, particularly teams working a defined category and region.

It is most useful when someone can act on the findings: publish content, review targeting, assess creator partnerships and follow up with relevant people. Start with one market and an owner for the weekly review.

Portraits of B2B buyers annotated with the signals they gave: follows creator A, just commented, liked your ad, engaged 2x, warming, interested in GTM topic

FAQs

LinkedIn market data combines people, companies and public engagement in a defined category. Postelix maintains that audience and provides a weekly report on vendor engagement, topics, creators and changes in activity.

Sales Navigator helps you search and save profiles and accounts. Postelix combines public engagement with your own inputs to maintain an audience and compare what attracts its attention. The tools can be used together.

It is observed public engagement combined with your own records. It can help you investigate interest in a topic, but it does not establish an active purchase or replace qualification.

Audience size depends on the category, geography and inclusion rules. Tier 1 covers up to 2,500 people and Tier 2 up to 7,500. Those are plan limits, not estimates of how many buyers exist in a market.

A market review covers the audience definition, segments, vendor engagement, relevant creators and changes in activity. Published tables state their sample and time window. Book a call to review the scope for your category.

Start with a readout of
your own market.

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We build the market from your category's public engagement and walk you through the numbers on a call.