In short: Analytics shows metrics such as likes, comments and views for posts sent from PostMesh, over 7, 14, 30 or 90 days. PostMesh reads each post’s numbers 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days after it goes out, so you don’t need to sync. Which metrics you see depends on what each network shares.
What’s measured
PostMesh reads metrics for your recent successful posts from each network. Only posts sent from PostMesh are included. When there isn’t enough data for a finding, Analytics says so instead of showing a number.Where a network doesn’t share a count, Analytics shows it as not reported, with the reason, instead of an estimate. TikTok, LinkedIn and Threads numbers need read permissions PostMesh isn’t approved for yet, so they show as not available.
When numbers update
PostMesh reads each published post’s numbers on its own 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days after it goes out, and keeps each reading so you can see how a post grew. Sync from networks reads your recent posts right away when you want newer numbers; it’s optional and allowed a few times a minute. Export CSV downloads the posts in view, for the range and network you picked, with their metrics.Posting streak
Home and Studio show your posting streak once it reaches 2 days: the days in a row with at least one confirmed publish, counted in the time zone saved in Settings. A post counts on the day it went out there, and a streak that reached yesterday holds until today ends. Streak reminder, with your other email settings, is off until you turn it on. Then, at 18:00 in your saved time zone, PostMesh emails you when your streak would end tonight: nothing has gone out today and nothing is due later. It comes at most once a day; unsubscribe from the email or turn the switch off to stop it.One post through the API
Request
&refresh=true to read them live first, up to 6 times a minute. A key needs the read scope.