Hey there, thanks for reaching out! 😊
Currently, Clay does not have a built-in feature to extract LinkedIn page followers. However, we do integrate with web scraping tools like Phantombuster and Apify, which can handle these types of tasks. Phantombuster, for example, offers a LinkedIn company follower collectortool, but due to LinkedIn’s privacy policies, you can only extract followers from your own company’s LinkedIn page.
Here’s how you can work with this:
• Use Phantombuster or Apify to scrape your company’s followers and create a new table in Clay with these tools as the source.
• If you’re looking to gather people data from other company pages, I recommend focusing on social engagement data (such as likes, comments, and shares), as this information is public.
As for finding emails, that would be a separate workflow once you’ve identified the people. If you’re starting with their LinkedIn profiles, you can:
• Use Nimbler to find their emails directly from LinkedIn profiles.
• Or, if you have their full name and company domain, you can use the work email waterfall to search for email addresses, leveraging multiple data providers to improve coverage.
Let me know if you’d like more details or help with any of these steps! 😊
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