Hi guys! I need to check the recent activity of a person on his/her Linkedin profile. I can see the person did repost week ago, but Helium or Chat GpT 4 is not showing this. My prompts is like this : Assume the role of a LinkedIn activity assessor. For each person’s LinkedIn profile accessible via {{Linkedin profile}}, follow these steps: 1. Check for any posts, articles, or activities within the last three months. 2. If such activity is found, mark “Active”. 3. If no activity is found, mark “Not active”. If no information is retrievable, provide the response “Nothing found”. Thank you!
You can use Clay's "Find Recent Posts by User or Company" feature to check a person's LinkedIn activity. Simply input their LinkedIn profile URL (e.g., 'https://www.linkedin.com/in/username') and optionally specify keywords or a date filter to narrow down the results.However, please note that since this data comes from public web scraping, you might not see all posts if: ** The person has a private account ** Their content hasn't been publicly scraped recently * They haven't been actively postingFor more comprehensive results, you can try using Claygent, our built-in AI research tool with web access. Using Claygent with advanced AI models like Argon or OpenAI's GPT-4 will typically yield the best results. Source: Find Recent Posts by User or Company with Companies, People, Jobs
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Since the "Find Recent Posts" feature relies on public web scraping which may not always capture all activity, here are two alternative approaches you can use: 1. Use Claygent, our built-in AI research tool with web access. For best results, configure Claygent to use advanced AI models like Argon or GPT-4. This tool can help locate and analyze LinkedIn profiles, including recent activity. 2. Consider using third-party services like Apify or Phantombuster, which can be integrated with Clay to fetch post data. However, please note that since these services use your LinkedIn account for access, there's a risk of being blocked by LinkedIn, so use them carefully. Source: Claygent: AI Web Scraper [Clay 101] - Clay University
