Using Claygen for LinkedIn URL Scraping: Need Advice and Tips

Hello everyone! I’m looking to use Claygen for URL scraping. I’ve collected contact data from https://www.malt.fr/ Freelancer profiles. The issue is that Malt doesn’t provide LinkedIn profiles. Here’s what I’d like Claygen to do:

Perform a search like site:linkedin.com "{{fullName}}" "{{location}}" "{{skill}}".
Find a LinkedIn URL in the format: https://www.linkedin.com/in/.
Cross-check it with all the data I have to see if it matches.
If it does, provide me with the URL.

However, I’m not getting any results. Any ideas or advice?

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You can use Clay's template for searching LinkedIn profiles based on the information you have. Here's how:1. Start with Clay's template for searching LinkedIn profiles. 2. Input the available information you have from the Malt profiles: • Full name • Company name • Any other identifying information 3. Clay will help find matching LinkedIn profiles through its reverse waterfall enrichment process. The platform uses multiple methods including: • Finding profile URLs based on available data • Using Claygent to scrape the web for missing profile URLs • Enriching personal data using the found LinkedIn URLsYou can customize which LinkedIn data fields you want to import and search for specific keywords to help verify the correct profiles. Sources: Lead Scoring [Clay 101] - Clay University Claybooks: Search LinkedIn profiles for target keywords | Clay.com
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