linkedin-benchmark-context
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Use when the user wants to know how their LinkedIn performance compares with its own history first and with industry benchmarks second: is this month better than our average, are we above or below the industry median, is our CPL or CTR good, how does this month compare with the last six. Examples: "how do we compare", "is our CPL good", "how does this month compare with our average", "what is a typical CPL for our industry". Works from monthly Campaign Manager exports and a published benchmark source. It gives recommendations only.
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