Overview
Founders, SDRs and growth teams who sell on LinkedIn look for buyers who already show interest in their topic. The people who react to or comment on a post about that topic are such buyers. The goal is a short list of those people who also match the ideal customer profile (ICP): the right role, company and location.
Why it's hard
A LinkedIn post shows its reactors and commenters with a name and a headline only. Their company, location and experience are on each profile, one page per person. Under a post, LinkedIn sorts comments as "Most relevant" by default, and that sort hides low-engagement comments. Each profile you open also records a profile view that the person can see.
How Reduck does it
Reduck runs the whole loop inside your own signed-in session, so it sees what you'd see and behaves like you, not a separate scraping service. Your agent finds the posts that are hot on your topic, pulls the profiles of everyone who reacted or commented, and flags only the ones matching your ICP. You get a qualified shortlist of people who reacted to or commented on posts about your topic. Reading a profile with the script does not record a profile view.
What your agent does
- Find the posts gaining traction on your topic or from your target accounts
- Pull everyone who liked or commented, with their profile details
- Match each profile against your ICP and drop the ones that miss
- Return a ranked shortlist of people already showing intent
- Re-run it whenever you want a fresh batch
Who it's for
- Founders running their own outbound
- SDRs and growth teams building targeted lists
- Anyone selling into a niche where intent shows up in the comments