How to Scrape Competitor's LinkedIn Accounts & Capture High-Intent Buyers

So, you want to capture market share and grab the attention of high intent buyers? Look no further. In this tutorial, we'll cover exactly how to do just that in a cost-effective manner WITHOUT any technical skill.

But first, why should you even do this? If you're already convinced why, you can skip 2 paragraphs and get to the meat of this blog below. But if you need a little bit more arm twisting, let's dive in.

Sophisticated buyers are likely followers. People who already understand the market will generally follow companies in a certain space. They already understand the problem that you have to solve. Some of them may even be customers of your competitors and they may or may not be satisfied with their results. However, there is a very strong likelihood that most of the followers of your competitors pages aren't yet customers. If you know what their pricing is like, there's a good chance they do too, meaning you have an angle to compete.

Hopefully now that's convinced you to dive further. Here's exactly how to scrape LinkedIn competitor followers:

Step 1: Get a list of competitors pages

It seems obvious, but you can't scrape without a clear target in mind. Make a list of competitors LinkedIn pages you want to target.

Step 2: Decide the targets you're after

You should ideally know what your ideal customer profile looks like. Curate a list of the job titles you want to target.

Step 3: Plug and play

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