Creating a List of LinkedIn Profiles from Post Engagements

To create a list of LinkedIn profiles of people who like a specific post, you can use our LinkedIn integration feature. Here's how: 1. Find the Uniform Resource Name (URN) of the LinkedIn post you're interested in. 2. Use our "Find post audiences on LinkedIn" feature. 3. Input the post's URN and select "like" as the reaction type. 4. Set the maximum number of results you want to retrieve. This will generate a list of LinkedIn users who liked the specific post. You can then enrich these profiles with additional information using Clay's tools. If you need more detailed guidance or have trouble with any step, please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide further assistance.

Sources: Enrich people's profiles of who commented on a LinkedIn post | Clay LinkedIn integration | Documentation | Clay University

We don't directly integrate with RapidAPI for LinkedIn post or activity scraping. However, we offer alternatives for gathering LinkedIn data: 1. Use our "Find Recent Posts by User or Company" feature to retrieve posts from LinkedIn profiles. 2. Try Claygent, our built-in AI web scraper with real-time data retrieval capabilities, including LinkedIn information. 3. Consider third-party services like Apify or Phantombuster, which can be integrated with Clay. Be cautious, as these use your LinkedIn account and may risk being blocked. If you need more specific guidance or have trouble with any of these options, please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide further assistance.

We have a Claybook that can help you create a LinkedIn post engagement workflow. Here's how you can use it: 1. Copy our template for analyzing post engagement from your influencers on LinkedIn. 2. Add LinkedIn profiles of your influencers to the first column of the table. 3. Clay will automatically enrich the data with details like follower count, recent posts, and average engagement per post. 4. Use our "write to table" feature to populate another table with each influencer's recent posts. 5. Map the columns between the Influencers table and the Posts table. 6. Once set up, adding a LinkedIn profile to the Influencer table will automatically populate their recent posts in the posts table. This workflow allows you to track LinkedIn influencer campaign performance automatically. You can then use Google Sheets to compare influencer engagement in a pivot table. If you need more help, you can ask in our Slack community or schedule time with a Clay expert.

Sources: Claybooks: Automate LinkedIn connection request messages referencing past posts | Clay.com Claybooks: Analyze post engagement from your influencers on LinkedIn | Clay.com