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Finding Employees at Specific Mine Sites on LinkedIn

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Does anybody have any suggestions, other than a clay agent to search a LinkedIn Bio, for finding the specific people that work at a company mine site. Obviously, I can find Maintenance people that work in a company, but I want to get down to which site they work at.

Finding Employees at Specific Mine Sites on LinkedIn | Clay

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You can use Clay's "Bio Keywords" filter in the Find People feature to search for specific mine site mentions in LinkedIn profiles. Filter by location to narrow results to areas with known mining operations, and use the "Experience" filter to search for site-specific terms in work descriptions. For companies without strong LinkedIn presence, try using the Google Maps integration to find smaller mining operations in specific locations, then enrich that data to find employees. When configuring your search, combine multiple filters like job titles (maintenance, operations) with industry-specific keywords to increase precision in finding site-specific personnel.
Sources: Find People overview | Documentation | Clay University Find People [Clay 101] - Clay University
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Can the google maps integration take in geo coordinates?
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Yes, you can use geo coordinates with our Google Maps integration. When searching for local businesses, the "Location" input field accepts map coordinates to define your search area. For more precise location handling, you can also use our Mapbox integration to normalize location data, which works with coordinates and converts them into standardized geographical information. To get started, simply: 1. Open the Create New Table button 2. Select Google Maps from the sources 3. Enter your coordinates in the location field
Sources: Find Local Businesses using Google Maps with Google Normalize Location with Mapbox Find Local Businesses Using Google Maps [Clay 101] - Clay University