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Finding Professional Emails for Operations/Finance Titles in CSV Import
If i import a CSV, whats the best way to find professional emails of people who have the title or in the department of operations/finances?
If i import a CSV, whats the best way to find professional emails of people who have the title or in the department of operations/finances?
After importing your CSV, you can use our "write to table" feature to find professional emails for operations or finance roles. Here's a suggested approach: 1. Use the "Enrich Person from LinkedIn Profile" step to gather more details about the individuals. 2. Apply filters to focus on operations or finance roles. 3. Utilize email finding integrations like Enrichley, Enrow, or Hunter to discover work emails. 4. Verify the emails using the "Verify Emails" step. 5. Use the "Master Email Column" to consolidate the best email for each contact. This process will help you efficiently find and verify professional emails for your target roles.
So I need to have a linkedin profile for it to work?
Yes, you typically need a LinkedIn profile URL for the "Enrich Person from LinkedIn Profile" step to work effectively. This action uses the LinkedIn profile as a primary source of information. However, there are alternative methods to find work emails without a LinkedIn profile: 1. Use the "Enrich Person" action with a work email instead of a social profile. 2. Try the "Find Work Email" action, which can use a person's name and company domain to retrieve their work email. These alternatives can be useful if you don't have access to LinkedIn profiles for your contacts.
Is there a way for me to pull the linkedin profile if i have the name of someone?
Yes, we can help you find a LinkedIn profile using just a person's name. Here's how: 1. Use our "Find & Enrich Person from Google Search" feature. Enter the person's name as the search query. For better results, include any additional information you have, like their company name. 2. Alternatively, try our "Find Social Profile" action. While it works best with a full name and email or company domain, you can start with just the full name. 3. For more accurate results, consider using additional information if available, such as the person's company or industry. Remember, match rates may vary depending on the information provided. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask for more details about these methods.
what other details you have like company name??
To find a LinkedIn profile with limited information, you can use additional details like the company name. Here's how: 1. If you have an old email address, extract the company domain from it. 2. Use the domain to find the associated company name. 3. Combine the person's full name and company name in your search query. For example: "John Doe clay.com". 4. You can also include other details like job title or location if available. 5. Use Google search operators like 'intitle:' to refine your search further. For instance: "John Doe clay.com intitle:Builder". These additional details can significantly improve your chances of finding the correct LinkedIn profile.