Free tool · LinkedIn Network Report

Your network already knows your next client. Go and find them.

LinkedIn shows you a feed. Your data export shows you the truth: who you actually know, and who you've let go quiet. Drop one file in and see it.

See which companies and decision-makers you're already connected to
Find the warm contacts who've gone quiet, graded by who's worth a message first
Learn whether people find you, or you chase them
About a minute, free, and your file never leaves your device

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With thanks

The idea behind this came from Logan Currie, who worked out how much your own LinkedIn export can tell you and published the whole method. She has more ways to use your data, with the exact prompts, on her page on LinkedIn Data Visualisations. Thanks, Logan.

How it works

One file. About a minute.

Ask LinkedIn for your data

The basic export. The first file usually lands in your inbox within minutes, and it has everything this report reads.

Drop the zip straight in

No unzipping needed. It's read on your device, in your browser. Your contacts and messages are never sent anywhere, including to us.

Tell it what you're after

Finding clients in a niche, waking up old relationships, or growing your audience. The report grades your contacts around your goal.

Get your file

Get your LinkedIn export

Two ways to do this. Basic gets you a working report in minutes. Complete takes a day or two and also unlocks the two extra visualisations further down. Either file drops straight into the tool.

On LinkedIn (desktop is easiest), click your photo, then Settings & Privacy.
Open Data privacy, then Get a copy of your data.
Choose Download larger data archive and click Request archive. This starts both files off; the fast one comes first.
Within minutes, LinkedIn emails you the first file, named Basic_LinkedInDataExport…zip. That's the one this report runs on.
Drop that whole zip into the tool below. No need to unzip it.

The basic file already includes your connections, messages and invitations, which is everything this report uses. If you only ever ticked "Connections" before, that file works too; you'll just get the connections parts.

Your report

Drop your file in and see what's there

The report below shows example data so you can see the shape of it. Drop your own export on it and it swaps in your numbers. Pick a goal first if you know what you're after.

Who needs to get found, and what do you want from this?

Niche or keywords (optional)

This tool runs on the basic LinkedIn export, the fast download. Everything is read in your browser and never sent anywhere. Figures shown before you load a file are an example for illustration.

Drop your LinkedIn export here

Either file works, the basic zip or the complete one, or a loose Connections.csv. It stays on your device.

Choose my basic file Choose my complete file

Not sure how to get these? See the steps

Everything is read on your device. Your file is never uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone, including us.

Example · sample data

When you were building your network

Connections added each year. Quiet years are where a reconnection push pays off.

Your warm-intro map

The companies where you know the most people. Clusters like these are where warm introductions come from.

Connections vs real relationships

Matched against your message history: how many connections you've actually spoken to, and how recently.

Do people find you, or do you chase them?

From your invitation history: connection requests you received vs requests you sent.

Who you're connected to

A rough split by seniority, read from job titles. The decision-maker slice is your real addressable list.

Reconnect with these first

Graded around your goal: seniority, how warm the relationship is, how well they match your niche, and how long they've been quiet. People you're already talking to are left out.

Export my top 100 contacts (CSV)

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More you can do

This report is the shallow end

The report above is the shallow end. Four more visualisations run on the same basic download you just used. Four more need the complete archive, the bigger file that lands a day or two later. See how to request your complete export ↑

Your network as a universe

Basic download

A force-directed map of your connections clustered by company and industry. Good for spotting warm-intro routes: the clusters show who can introduce you to whom.

Lost-opportunity DM search

Basic download

Reads your inbox for collaboration offers, meeting requests and warm intros left unanswered. Good for prioritising which messages to reply to first, especially where someone followed up and got nothing back.

Connection timeline

Basic download

For each relationship: when you connected, who reached out first, and whether you ever spoke again. A map of your LinkedIn relationships over time, who's adding you vs who you added.

Your career in layers

Basic download

Your network's growth grouped into the chapters of your career. Good for seeing which era built which part of your network, and which chapter you never mined.

Does posting actually work?

Complete archive

Your posting frequency charted against new connection requests. Good for seeing whether showing up creates demand. Needs your posts file, which only comes in the bigger archive.

LinkedIn's guesses vs reality

Complete archive

What LinkedIn's ad targeting thinks it knows about you, next to what your data actually shows. Good for a laugh, and for spotting how you're really being profiled.

Your engagement footprint

Complete archive

What you react to and comment on, pulled from your reactions and comments files. Good for seeing where you actually show up in other people's threads, and whether it's the right rooms.

What you post about

Complete archive

The themes running through your own posts over time, from your shares file. Good for checking your content says what you think it says, and lines up with what you sell.

And they combine. The interesting findings come from crossing files: connections × messages gives you warmth, invitations × connections shows who chases whom, and the timeline crosses all three. Want the deeper set? Start with the complete export ↑

No file needed · Works for you or your company

The two-prompt AI visibility check

The report above needs your LinkedIn export. This half needs nothing. Open ChatGPT (or any AI assistant), run these two prompts, and read what comes back. It works whether you want you found or your company found.

Prompt 1 · The shortlist

I'm looking for someone who does [what you do] in [your area]. Who should I use? Name specific people, not general advice.

Prompt 2 · The look-up

What can you tell me about [your name]? Include what they do, fees if known, and where your information comes from.

Not in the first answer? Second answer thin, or wrong? That's the gap. The answer an AI gives is assembled from your site, your reviews, your directory profiles and your LinkedIn, and the audit works out which of those inputs is broken.

Find out about the AI Visibility Audit

Who built it

Built by a marketer, not a chatbot.

Twenty years in digital marketing, the last seven running SEO campaigns at well-known agencies, plus experience in PPC, email marketing, web development and a master's degree in UX. This tool runs on your device because that's how we'd want our own data handled.

If it helped

This one's free. Pass it on.

No charge for this, now or later. If it turned up someone worth a call, the nicest way to say thanks is to pass it on to someone who'd get something out of it.

If it helped, share it.

A share is worth a lot to us. Send it to someone with a network they're not using.

Next step · Getting you found

Want this turned into a plan?

The report just showed you how long your network has been quiet. When a client, a partner or a mentor checks you out, by hand or by asking an AI assistant, there should be substance there, and it should say what you want it to say. The personal AI Visibility Audit shows what comes back today, then hands you the plan: profile, posting, and AI search. Fixed fee once scope agreed: see the AI Visibility Audit.