Looking for an API to Access Recent LinkedIn Posts

Yes, there are a couple of options for finding LinkedIn posts: 1. Our service uses public web scraping to collect post data, though this may have limitations for private accounts or inactive profiles. 2. Alternative services you could consider: • Apify or Phantombuster - These services can collect post data and integrate with Clay. Note: Using these carries a risk of LinkedIn account blocks since they operate through your LinkedIn account. • Claygent - Our built-in AI research tool with web access. Best results come from using advanced AI models like Argon or OpenAI's GPT 4o. Source: Find Recent Posts by User or Company with Companies, People, Jobs

There are two main alternative options for finding LinkedIn posts: 1. Apify or Phantombuster services: • Can collect post data and integrate with Clay • Important caveat: These services operate through your LinkedIn account, which carries a risk of account blocks, so use cautiously 2. Claygent: • Our built-in AI research tool with web access • Works best when using advanced AI models like Argon or OpenAI's GPT 4oNote that our standard service uses public web scraping, which may have limitations for private accounts or inactive profiles.

Yes, you can try services like Apify or Phantombuster to collect LinkedIn post data. These services can be accessed directly through their platforms and integrated with Clay.Important caveat: Since these services operate through your LinkedIn account, there's a risk of your account being blocked by LinkedIn, so use them cautiously.Alternatively, you could use Claygent, our built-in AI research tool with web access. For best results with Claygent, use advanced AI models like Argon or OpenAI's GPT 4o. Source: Integrations | Clay.com

Our standard service uses public web scraping to find LinkedIn posts, though this may have limitations for private accounts or inactive profiles.You can also use our "Find Recent Posts by User or Company" feature through the Companies, People, Jobs integration, which helps retrieve social media posts associated with specific user or company profiles.For more comprehensive results, you can use Claygent, our built-in AI research tool with web access. It works best when using advanced AI models like Argon or OpenAI's GPT 4o. Source: Find Recent Posts by User or Company with Companies, People, Jobs

Our standard service uses public web scraping to find LinkedIn posts through the "Find Recent Posts by User or Company" feature. You can input a LinkedIn URL and optionally add keywords or date filters to retrieve social media posts.However, please note that since this relies on public web scraping, there may be limitations for private accounts or profiles that haven't been active recently. Source: Find Recent Posts by User or Company with Companies, People, Jobs

Our standard public web scraping service is the most cost-effective option for finding LinkedIn posts. This method is included with your Clay subscription and doesn't require additional tools. However, please note that it may have limitations with private accounts or inactive profiles.

I apologize for not meeting your expectations. Is there anything specific I can clarify about our pricing?

No, you don't need to subscribe to the $150/month plan to start using Clay. We offer a Free plan that includes: • 100 credits per month (1.2K credits/year)• Unlimited users• Up to 5,000 searches per people/company• Data exports• AI features and Claygent• Access to 100+ integration providers• Chrome extension• Rollover of unused credits (up to 2x monthly limit)If you need more features, our Starter plan starts at $149/month for 2,000 credits/month, or $134/month when billed annually. Sources: Workspace administration documentation | Documentation | Clay University Free vs. Starter vs. Explorer vs. Pro vs. Enterprise Plans

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