Engagement capture for Canva, start to finish

What is actually going wrong

Canva frustrate engagement capture, for a reason specific to them. Any engagement capture method has to survive this: Canva has an audience that engages in public, with a timestamp on every interaction. What catches people out on Canva, engagement capture included: engagement with a post is interest in the post, not in your product. If you would rather try it than read about it, LinkedIn Post Engager Capture does engagement capture for Canva today.

What is at stake

A reaction to Canva is interest in a post, not interest in your product, and treating the two as one produces the messages people complain about.

Doing it end to end

1. Start with one of Canva you already know, so a wrong engagement capture answer is obvious rather than plausible.
2. Run LinkedIn Post Engager Capture across your list of Canva, which carries 1 ready made setup for engagement capture.
3. Read ten rows of engagement capture on Canva by hand before you trust the rest of the list.

Traditional Search Tools

• The post itself, for Canva. Free, and reading the comment beats counting the commenter.
• Phantombuster or a browser automation tool. The established route, and it runs on your own session, which is the part to think carefully about.
• Publishing something yourself. The engagement on your own post is yours to read, comes with no terms of service question, and takes longer to arrive.
• Scroll the reaction list. Open the post, expand the reactions, copy the names. Genuinely fine for one post. Painful for a weekly habit and impossible for a competitor's whole feed.

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• LinkedIn Post Engager Capture1 preconfigured task on this page's job.