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Combined Performance Report
July 1 to July 31, 2026
LinkedIn · Colleen Gallagher + Josh Potter

At a glance (both accounts combined)

Impressions
79.1K
across 23 posts, 2 accounts
Engagements
684
likes, comments, shares, saves, sends
New Followers
+180
combined audience now 3,408
Posts Shipped
23
18 Colleen · 5 Josh
Saves
35
high-intent signal

Account comparison

How the two accounts stack up

June's split had Colleen as the reach engine and Josh as the higher-intent one. July flipped it. Colleen now leads on both reach and save efficiency (0.46 saves per 1K vs Josh's 0.35), carried by two AI-and-hiring posts and a save-heavy lawsuits explainer. Josh's reach this month was event-driven: two thirds of it came from a single Seattle event invite that earned almost no saves, while his proven how-to lane shipped only three posts. The portfolio priority is to refeed Josh's how-to engine.

Account Posts Impressions Avg imp./post Engagements Saves Saves / 1K imp New followers
Colleen Gallagher 18 67,626 3,757 612 31 0.46 +144
Josh Potter 5 11,491 2,298 72 4 0.35 +36
Combined 23 79,117 3,440 684 35 0.44 +180

Josh's save rate is dragged down by one event post (7.6K impressions, 1 save); his how-to posts alone convert at roughly 1 save per 1K.

Share of reach

Colleen contributed 85% of combined impressions, concentrated in two AI-and-hiring posts.

Share of saves

Colleen also led saves this month at 89%, reversing June, when Josh's how-to punched above his reach.

🎯 The portfolio read

Colleen is now the engine on both jobs. Her two named-company AI takes (the recruiter-empathy post at 41.2K and the Workday and Eightfold lawsuits at 15.2K) drove 71% of all combined reach, and her educational explainers drove more saves than anything else this month. When she pairs a nameable AI story with a clear stance or a checklist, both reach and intent follow.

Josh's how-to engine went quiet. His account grew followers faster than June (+36 vs +7), which is real progress, but his reach this month leaned on a single event invite rather than the candidate how-to that earns saves. He shipped only 3 how-to posts. The content that works is not being produced at volume.

The August priority is Josh's cadence, not Colleen's ceiling. Colleen's hot-take and educational machine is healthy; keep it. The highest-leverage move for the portfolio is getting Josh back to 2 how-to posts a week so his proven save engine can compound.

Combined follower growth

Follower trajectory, both accounts

Colleen added +144 (2,075 to 2,219), a 6.9% gain, climbing steadily rather than in one viral spike. Josh added +36 (1,153 to 1,189), a 3.1% gain and a marked improvement on June's +7, with the steepest step around his mid-month event and interview posts.

Top posts across both accounts

The month's standouts, portfolio-wide

🏆 By impressions (reach)

Ranked across both accounts.

1
Why recruiters turned to AI
ColleenText · Jul 6
41.2Kimpressions
2
15.2Kimpressions
3
Seattle Talent on Tap invite
JoshImage · Jul 14
7.6Kimpressions
4
2.1Kimpressions
5
The Great AI Rehire
ColleenText · Jul 23
1.8Kimpressions

💾 By saves (high intent)

Ranked across both accounts.

1
16saves
2
Why recruiters turned to AI
ColleenText · Jul 6
8saves
3
The Great AI Rehire
ColleenText · Jul 23
2saves
4
2saves
5
1save

What worked across the portfolio

The through-lines both accounts share

📌 Named, current AI-in-hiring stories are the reach ceiling

Every top-reach post that broke past 2K this month was anchored to a real, nameable event in the AI-and-hiring news cycle: recruiters forced into AI screening, the Workday and Eightfold lawsuits, the layoff-then-rehire cycle. Abstract or evergreen posts stayed small. Timeliness plus a named company is the portfolio's reach formula.

📌 Checklists get saved; debates get comments

Colleen's lawsuits post ended with "4 questions I'd ask a vendor" and drew 16 saves on 15.2K impressions. Her empathy post invited a debate and drew 105 comments but only 8 saves on 41.2K. Josh's how-to posts, small as they are, save better than his event or reflection posts. Across both accounts, the content that hands the reader something to do is the content that gets bookmarked.

📌 The biggest constraint is Josh's how-to volume, not the strategy

The playbook is proven on both accounts: named AI takes for reach, checklists and how-to for saves. Colleen runs it at 18 posts a month. Josh shipped just 3 how-to posts, and leaned on an event for reach. Raising his how-to cadence is the single highest-leverage change available for August.

Portfolio playbook for August

Three moves at the account-portfolio level

1
Refeed Josh's how-to engine: 2 candidate posts per week

Josh's save-earning lane shipped only 3 posts in July, and his reach came from a one-off event that earned almost no saves. Get him to a consistent 2 candidate/interview how-to posts per week, each opening with his 7-years credibility hook. This is the fastest way to grow combined saves and Josh's follower compounding.

Evidence: Josh's how-to lane = all 3 of his content saves; his one event post reached 7.6K but earned 1 save.
2
Systematize Colleen's named-company AI take that drove 71% of reach

Colleen's two breakouts both anchored to a current, nameable AI-in-hiring story (recruiters forced into AI, Workday and Eightfold lawsuits). Make this a standing format on her account: one data-anchored "here is the story and what it means for you" post per week, built on a fresh named event or company move.

Evidence: two named-company AI posts (41.2K and 15.2K) drove 71% of combined monthly reach.
3
Pair reach with intent: follow every viral debate with a checklist within 72 hours

Debate posts pull huge reach but few saves; checklist posts convert. Colleen's lawsuits checklist saved 2x the empathy debate on a third of the reach. When either account lands a high-reach post, follow it inside 3 days with a saveable framework on the same topic, and cross-pollinate Josh's how-to discipline onto Colleen's reach.

Evidence: empathy debate 41.2K / 8 saves vs lawsuits checklist 15.2K / 16 saves.