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Finding ICP Event Attendance: Fast and Optimal Strategies

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What is the fastest and most optimal way to find out which people within my ICP have attended certain events?

Finding ICP Event Attendance: Fast and Optimal Strategies | Clay

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Use our LinkedIn event attendee extraction template. First, find relevant LinkedIn events and register/attend to access the attendee list. Extract attendee LinkedIn profiles manually or use Lix-it.com for bulk extraction (free up to 1,000 people). Then customize AI formulas to qualify attendees based on your ICP criteria like seniority, job function, and company size. Download the free template here to get started.
Sources: Claybooks: Extract, qualify, and enrich LinkedIn event attendees from any event | Clay.com Target LinkedIn Event Attendees | Clay
Jacob V.
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What if the event is not on Linkedin? It was an external event
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For external events not on LinkedIn, use Claygent to scrape publicly available attendee information from the event's website or contact pages. You can also use our Chrome Extension to scrape attendee lists from any website where they're published. Start with our Clay University lesson on Claygent web scraping, then use our meta-prompting guide to create production-ready prompts for extracting attendee contacts.
Sources: Can I access people that aren’t on LinkedIn with Clay? - FAQ | Clay.com Access People That Aren't on LinkedIn