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Icypeas Launches LinkedIn Profile Scraper via Clay Integration

Hello folks! Icypeas has just released a Linkedin Profile Scraper that you can use directly from Clay! Here is the tutorial. It costs just 0.00625€ per profile. You can also scrape Linkedin company pages. See tutorial. It costs just 0.0025€ per company page. For those who prefer a video, the great Oleg T. posted a quick video tour on Linkedin today. Hope it helps!

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Owen C.
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Hey Pierre, thanks for reaching out and sharing this with the community!! :) Also noticed you're using Tango, how long have you been using it and how have you liked the functionality so far?
Pierre L.
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Owen C. Tango is a great tool to create quick tutorials. Definitely a time-saver! And it's free!
Owen C.
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Incredible, I love to hear it! Feel free to reach out with any other questions, concerns, or thoughts! :)
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Dan K.
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Great work and thanks for sharing Pierre L.. What are the advantages of using over the personal or the company scrape over say Zenrows?
Pierre L.
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Dan K.: I am not sure I understand your question properly. To my knowledge, Zenrows is able to scrape public websites, not Linkedin company pages nor Linkedin profiles. Am I wrong here?
Oleg T.
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Pierre L. Zenrows can also do this, you just need to set the parsing structure. I think separate function is more predictable
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Daniel K.
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That's a great addition. Pierre! We use https://www.arcade.software/ for our Claybook tutorials. It’s FREE. re zenrows: I'm not 100% sure but you'd need to enable additional options to be able to grab info from Linkedin such as proxies and JS rendering. They have a Playground.
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Pierre L.
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Arcade.software looks like a great product! Nice! Zenrows seems to be way more expensive than our API. Also, you need to use your own Linkedin cookie with Zenrows. Our API is cookie-less.