Get LinkedIn Post Content and Engagement
View all LinkedIn Data API endpoints →Pass post_id to retrieve a selected post. The documented data object contains id, text, created_at, url, author, content and activity. content holds attachment-specific fields that can be null; activity includes num_comments, num_likes, num_shares and reaction_counts. These are observed engagement values at retrieval time, not impressions, reach, sentiment analysis or a built-in historical series.
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/api/project/linkedin-scraper/get-post-detail API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/linkedin-scraper/get-post-detail?key=<API_KEY>&post_id=<post_id>'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Enrich a selected discussion with its returned text and attachments.
- Save a dated engagement snapshot of a product-announcement post.
- Build a source-attributed research record for a known professional update.
- Compare later observations of the same post without implying built-in history.
Frequently asked questions
Does activity include impressions or reach?
The documented sample includes num_comments, num_likes, num_shares and reaction_counts. It does not establish impressions, reach or historical analytics.
Why are many content fields null?
Attachment fields are format-specific. A post can have images while article, document, event, poll or video are null. Render only the attachment types actually returned.