Has anyone found a credit-efficient way to enrich a company from its LinkedIn profile?

·Jul 01, 2024 02:57 PM

Has anyone found a credit-efficient way of enriching a company based on their LI profile? I’ve tried using Claygent to scrape the Linkedin business profile but it has been hit or miss (open to better prompts with that approach as well).

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Vadim G.
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have you tried to scrape the website itself?
Vadim G.
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usually it has more and better data then the LI page (some smaller businesses might not have it at all)
Cole
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I’m mainly looking to get the LI page standardized info (industry, headcount, etc.) Thinking of using Zenrows. Or is Claygent still better option?
Cole
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Following up on this, in this instance I’m mostly trying to get the company headcount range. Have tried multiple Claygent prompts (w/ GPT 3.5) and it works a decent % of the time but still doesn’t capture many companies.
David
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Zwnrows 100%

Vadim G.
·
have you tried to scrape the website itself?
Vadim G.
·
usually it has more and better data then the LI page (some smaller businesses might not have it at all)
Cole
·
I’m mainly looking to get the LI page standardized info (industry, headcount, etc.) Thinking of using Zenrows. Or is Claygent still better option?
Cole
·
Following up on this, in this instance I’m mostly trying to get the company headcount range. Have tried multiple Claygent prompts (w/ GPT 3.5) and it works a decent % of the time but still doesn’t capture many companies.
David
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Zwnrows 100%