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Generate qualified LinkedIn leads from post engagement

Prompt template

Google the hottest LinkedIn posts on topic, pull profiles of people who reacted/commented, and flag those matching ICP profile.

Overview

Finding leads on LinkedIn usually means hunting for the posts your buyers are engaging with, opening everyone who liked or commented, and checking each profile against your ideal customer one by one. It's slow and repetitive, and most of the profiles you open turn out not to fit, so the signal you want stays buried under a lot of clicking.

Why it's hard

LinkedIn has no API for this, and it actively blocks scrapers and bot tooling. The data you actually need, who engaged and whether they fit, only exists behind your own login, one profile at a time.

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. Instead of an afternoon of opening tabs, you get a qualified shortlist built from people already showing intent.

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

FAQ

No. Your agent works in your own logged-in session, so it reaches what you can already see without any API.
It runs as you, in your own session and at normal browsing pace, rather than through a separate scraping farm.
You describe it in the prompt, things like role, seniority, company size and industry, and the agent filters against it.
Yes. Save it as a script and run the same flow again any time the topic heats up.

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