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Can I search a company’s LinkedIn posts for a keyword using Clay?
Can I search a company’s LinkedIn posts for a keyword using Clay?
Can I search a company’s LinkedIn posts for a keyword using Clay?
Yes, we offer keyword search functionality for LinkedIn profiles and content. You can get the entire LinkedIn profile JSON into a cell to perform keyword lookups. This can be useful for finding specific content or information within LinkedIn profiles and company pages. Sources: Verify if a person still works at a company | Clay Find keywords on LinkedIn profiles | Clay
basically what i am trying to find is when a law firm had their partner retreat
You can use our "Find Recent Posts" feature to search for posts about the partner retreat. Here's how: 1. Input the law firm's LinkedIn URL 2. Add keywords like "partner retreat" or "annual retreat" in the Keywords field 3. Optionally, set a date filter if you want to look within a specific timeframeThe search will return all matching posts and show you the total number of posts found. This action will help you find social media posts associated with the specific company profile. Sources: Companies, People, and Jobs x Clay integration | Clay.com Find Recent Posts by User or Company with Companies, People, Jobs
The search results may not include dates because our data providers don't use active sessions or cookies to scrape LinkedIn data in real-time. Some LinkedIn fields, including post dates, are only visible when logged in, which affects the data we can retrieve.If you need more detailed data including dates, please click on "Talk to a person" to discuss alternative solutions with our support team.
is there a better way to structure this to have more results?
Yes! You can enhance your search by using specific Google search operators to find more targeted results. Here's how to structure your search more effectively: 1. Use quotes for exact phrases like "partner retreat" or "annual retreat" 2. Combine with site-specific searches like site::[linkedin.com](https:://linkedin.com) 3. Add relevant terms with AND/OR operators 4. Include specific law firm names if knownFor example, try this search structure: site::[linkedin.com](https:://linkedin.com) ("partner retreat" OR "annual retreat") AND "law firm" AND (2024 OR 2023)You can also exclude irrelevant results using the minus (-) operator to further refine your search.
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Hi Theo! 😊 Thanks for reaching out! To clarify, are you specifically interested in posts from LinkedIn company pages, or would posts from individual users also be helpful for your needs? For company page posts, you can try inputting the LinkedIn company URL into your prompt. In addition, you can map the LinkedIn company page to our integration "Find recent posts by User of Company". Alternatively, if the responses aren't as expected, you might want to explore using the RapidAPI company post scraper tool to gather the data you're looking for: [RapidAPI Company Post Scraper](https://rapidapi.com/rockapis-rockapis-default/api/linkedin-data-api/playground/apiendpoint_3edd0762-b6a9-4ee4-9231-c574bedc7019) If you're interested in posts from individual users, you can also make use of the "Find recent posts by User of Company" integration. And if you're seeking posts beyond a specific list of companies, you can experiment with this endpoint: [LinkedIn Data API - Find Posts by People](https://rapidapi.com/rockapis-rockapis-default/api/linkedin-data-api/playground/apiendpoint_cc182abc-6752-4ea6-970b-a41ef7b6d37b) Here you would only input your keywords such as "retreat law" and it would pull all posts by people and/or companies. Hope this information helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or need further assistance.
I tried what you said but it won’t work for example first row could return this but it’s not: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/3pb-barristers_thank-you-to-everyone-who-joined-us-at-[…]701079175170-7o2s?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop because it contains the keyword annual https://app.clay.com/workspaces/228622/tables/t_QspXbjjWA8zE/views/gv_FQ2sCCrvGkTg
Hi, thanks for reaching out. If you’d like to find LinkedIn posts made by a specific person or company, you can use our "Find Recent Post by User or Company" enrichment. To do this, click "Add Column," then select "Add Enrichment" from the dropdown menu, as shown below. https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/w28k1kwz/1253308195/5b96e6aae9fe9353ef3689231942/CleanShot%2B2024-11-15%2Bat%2B09_33_09-402x.png?expires=1733427000&signature=201d79ccd9b4427ab6fd17785a089084bb6afbbd2cbc49dcf837381eb40b0f38&req=dSIiFcp%2BlYBWXPMW1HO4zXl0FIU2j9FB0xlWbG76m0qxOA%3D%3D%0A Next, in the menu that appears, search for "Find Recent Posts by User or Company" and select that option. https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/w28k1kwz/1253308196/9cf29d2db32d7e8222ee116ca70d/CleanShot%2B2024-11-15%2Bat%2B09_34_11-402x.png?expires=1733427000&signature=0a8d43dc8b89e25843a7aae7140c88b448eb561716e66e32ceba52a5dc3baf62&req=dSIiFcp%2BlYBWX%2FMW1HO4zWVJE5WCZuc7jYzuiGLHMmArNA%3D%3D%0A This will open a menu where you’ll be prompted to enter optional parameters for your search. For example, if you’re looking for company retreats, under "Keywords" insert "Annual Company Retreat". This should find any posts with the keywords in them. https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/w28k1kwz/1253308191/ad6a5e3cab99578d3ea6e9966878/CleanShot%2B2024-11-15%2Bat%2B09_34_55-402x.png?expires=1733427000&signature=c93ef6c1011541e3d4157fe28e90f081814ab54c58dfab653e45cb3672aa1ac4&req=dSIiFcp%2BlYBWWPMW1HO4zU0VGInICGqc%2F7nJh%2BnG%2B%2FSB6w%3D%3D%0A Next, click "Continue to add fields." From there, toggle on the information you’d like to include, then click "Save." https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/w28k1kwz/1253308193/568d9dad81bd8fcdd11eb5141b67/CleanShot%2B2024-11-15%2Bat%2B09_35_08-402x.png?expires=1733427000&signature=eca706c5c595eb6cd3e98efa621ab67219f9a1d6a4fd3bb682c836302221835c&req=dSIiFcp%2BlYBWWvMW1HO4zUoJD9eAMZu7dGH2QmXPrtiG5w%3D%3D%0A This will generate a new column with the information you were looking for. Let me know if this helps!
I’ve done this already and it’s not working
Hi Theo, unfortunately, if you've followed the instructions, there's not much else I can do to assist with this specific improvement. However, here are a few points that might help: 1. Match rate challenges: Our data providers may have gaps in their recent data (due to the way it's collected). You might get better results by expanding the time range you're looking at. 2. Alternative options: -Try using Claygent with GPT-4 to find posts. 3. -Set up Apify with your session cookies if you need real-time data. Just so you know, we’re currently working on a full system overhaul that should allow this functionality to work better in the near future. In the meantime, using these workarounds should help improve your match rates.
I have no time range
Hi Theo, I understand that you don’t have a sp ecific time range in mind. I’d suggest we either use Claygent (which I see you’ve also worked with) or consider setting up an Apify actor. However, for Apify, you’ll need to use your own LinkedIn cookies. I’d be happy to assist you in setting up the Apify actor if you decide to go that route. As for the results from the other enrichments, unfortunately, there’s not much more we can do beyond this approach. I’m happy to refund you credits for any trial and error related to the enrichment process. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!
I totally get it - Here's how I would do this: https://cln.sh/r8YCJjSh Let me know if this helps :)
I am sorry i am confused, why do we do this in another table?
Let me explain why splitting between companies and people tables works best: 1. Speed - Your tables run faster and smoother when data is separated cleanly 2. Organization - You can keep company data in one place and people data in another, making it much easier to manage 3. Better enrichment - You'll get fuller data about the people since they won't be buried in nested company data Plus, you'll avoid hitting column limits or dealing with messy multiple enrichments. Think of it like having two organized filing cabinets instead of throwing everything into one big drawer.