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Automating LinkedIn Reactions Scraping for Efficient Processing

Avatar of TomášTomáš
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Is there way to automate source input? In my case, I want to scrape all reactions on my teammates LinkedIn posts to than filter them a send for processing. However I do not want to manually add every link separately.

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    Channeled
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    Yes, we have a feature that can help you automate the process of gathering reactions from LinkedIn posts. You can use our "Find Post Audience" action or source to retrieve this information. To use this feature: 1. Provide the LinkedIn post URL or URN 2. Choose the reaction type (all reactions or only comments) 3. Set the maximum number of results You can set this up as an action in your workflow or use it as a source to create a table with the data. This way, you won't need to manually add each link separately.

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    Tomáš
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    Not really. The issue is I don't want to provide urls to post but to do this automatically on all person posts

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    LuisArturo
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    Hey there Tomáš thanks for reaching out, sorry for the delay here, can you clarify here how you are planning to start this workflow. Do you happen to already have a table with all of the Posts URLS or are you trying to find these as well?

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    Channeled
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    Hello Tomáš! Thanks for reaching out! Just to clarify, you want to scrape any activity (shares, likes, comments, reactions) on your teammate's LI posts and then enrich that data from thereon. Jumping in for LuisArturo here. You can use Apify to scrape your teammate's Linkedin profile and import the post URLs if you can. This solves your issue of having to manually copy paste the post URLs. You can then use any of the following enrichments to find out who commented or interacted with their posts.

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    You can WTT the results and enrich further. This might require some trial and error but is one way you could go about this. Let me know if you require any further information from our end and would be happy to expand! :)