Ardent · LinkedIn · August 2026
Overview
The numbers
At a glance
Ardent’s LinkedIn page reached 725 followers in August, with 4 new followers and +0.55% vs July. The Ardent team should continue inviting contacts to follow the page each month to support follower growth. [Action to be shared with the team]
Community growth
Followers
Paid followers
Total content
Content reach
Impressions
Posts
Page views
Avg unique visitors
At a glance
The page generated 4,085 impressions during August, +3.60% compared with the previous period. It's good to see that we are building up our impressions again after a drop in July. The top performing posts by impressions was the meet the team post about Danny Le Maistre which gained 1,198 impressions, followed by the post on Francoise Binet which saw 568 impressions. So we know that team content is performing well in terms of impressions. Page views are down, likely due to the more generic content being posted over the summer.
Interactions
Reactions
Comments
Clicks
Shares
At a glance
Reactions were down -6.80% during August, which is not surprising due to the quieter summer months. The top performing post based on interactions was introducing Danny Le Maistre which gained 48 reactions and 23 clicks. It is good to see that people are clicking through the funnel to the Ardent website. The team need to prioritise reacting with the content to encourage future engagement from their own networks. [Action to be shared with the team]
Top posts
Aug 2026



At a glance
The top three posts in August was a mixture of industry updates, services and team led content. With the post on the new Cyber Security law which reaching a 19.40% engagement rate, seconded by a carousel post on mediation which reached a 11.20% engagement rate, followed by a meet the team post on Emma Wakeling which has a 6.80% engagement rate.
Floor Ten suggestions
In September, content will continue to focus on legal updates, sector commentary and people-led expertise, building on August's performance. Wee have our quarterly meeting in September which should provide more topical content for the coming months.
