Track campaign results and replies
See how a LinkedIn campaign performs, where each lead is and which replies Mira tagged as interested.
Every running campaign opens on its Overview tab. The Leads tab shows each lead's progress.
Campaign numbers
The campaign list shows one line per campaign, for example "120 leads · 34 accepted · 9 replied · 4 interested".
- Leads: people who joined the campaign. Skipped leads are not counted.
- Accepted: leads who accepted the connection request.
- Replied: leads who wrote back.
- Interested: replies Mira tagged as interested.
The Overview tab
- Where your contacts stand: one card per stage, from Queued to Replied. Every contact goes through the sequence on its own. Nobody waits until all contacts are visited, and every wait counts per contact.
- Resting until: outside the send times, a banner says when sending starts again, with Change send times.
- Skipped: why contacts were skipped, with a fix where one exists. Use this field copies LinkedIn links from a contact field into the LinkedIn profile. Move here takes over contacts that another campaign holds but never wrote to. Both join on the next run.
- Daily limits: what each sender used today, and the warm-up week of a new account.
- When will everyone be asked?: how many weeks until every contact has had a request, at your limits and send times.
- Latest activity: what happened last, one line per contact. Click a line to open that contact's timeline.
A contact's timeline
Click a contact under Latest activity or in the Leads tab. The timeline shows what happened, grouped by day, what the contact waits for and what comes next. For an open request, it shows both ways: the messages if accepted, and the date the request is withdrawn if not.
What happens next
Under the campaign name, a running campaign says what each sender does next and why it waits, for example "Next 25 requests tomorrow at 08:00. Daily limit reached."
| Reason | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Daily limit reached | The sender used today's requests or messages. See Limits and safety. |
| Weekly limit reached | The sender used this week's requests. |
| LinkedIn limit reached | LinkedIn asked to stop for a while. |
| Outside sending hours | Sends wait for the sender's send times. |
| Daily checks used up | Today's "If connected" checks are done. |
| Waiting for people to accept | Requests are out and nothing else is due. |
| Sender paused / Sender needs to reconnect | Resume or reconnect the LinkedIn account. |
The Leads tab
Open a campaign and select Leads. A summary counts leads by how far they got: Queued, Profile visited, Request sent, Accepted, Messaged, Replied, plus Skipped and Failed with the most common reasons.
Each lead shows how far it got, what it waits for (for example Request in queue or Waiting for acceptance) and its sender.
Events tell you what happened last, for example Accepted the request, Message sent, No recent post to like or Not a connection, message skipped. See Why was a LinkedIn action skipped?
Reply tags by Mira
15 minutes after a lead's first reply, Mira reads the conversation and tags it:
- Interested
- Not interested
- Other reply
The tag shows as Tagged by Mira on the lead and on the conversation in your inbox. Switch the Leads tab from All to Interested to see only hot leads.
Mira only tags. It never answers for you. Reply yourself in the inbox. See LinkedIn messages in your inbox.
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