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Scrape Profiles from Post Comments

Use this module to source leads from LinkedIn post comments. Lets say you want to source the profiles of active contributors to your competitors posts, you can scrape them with this module.

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Last updated 2 months ago

Use cases

Here are some possible ways to use the "Scrape Profiles from Post Comments" module:

  • Content Engagement Analysis: Identify individuals who regularly engage with posts in your industry or niche to find active users who are more likely to be interested in your product.

  • Lead Identification: Track posts related to specific keywords or hashtags and scrape profiles from the comments to identify potential leads who are discussing relevant topics or challenges.

  • Community Building: Engage with individuals who are actively commenting on posts that align with your brand values. Build relationships with commenters to foster brand loyalty.

  • Influencer Outreach: Identify key influencers who are commenting on popular posts within your industry and engage with them for potential partnerships or collaborations.

How To Use

Post Url:

You should provide the url of the post that you like to scrape the comments of. You can find the link by clicking the three dots in the top right corner of a post and then click 'Copy link to post' (See image below).

Output

The resulting output is of the following structure:

{
	"sessionId": "string",
	"data": [
		{
			"name": "string",
			"linkedin_url": "string",
			"image_url": "string",
			"tagline": "string",
			"comment": "string",
			"likes": "string",
			"replies": "string",
			"relation": "string"
		}
	],
	"message": "string",
	"image_url": "string",
	"credits_used": "integer"
}

Costs

3 Browserflow credits per comment

Disclaimer

It is at your own responsibility to make yourself familiar with LinkedIns automation policies and restrictions.