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When you need to learn more about your industry, explore companies of interest or find a potential business partner for a big deal, LinkedIn gives you some great tools to do research.
That’s precisely where this automation comes to play. It will scrape any LinkedIn company profile, get all the information on the page and save it to a Google spreadsheet of your choice with one click, saving you from the time-consuming copy-paste dance.
This playbook is helpful if you are prospecting leads for your company, want to be prepared for your job interview, or are creating a database of companies you are interested in.
To make the playbook work, create a Google spreadsheet with all the fields you want to capture. You can also duplicate our template that we created just for this use case.
Click the “Try it” button at the top of this page to get this Playbook saved.
You will be redirected to the Google Sheets integration page.
Bardeen will ask for the Google spreadsheet you want to use to store the company information. Don’t forget to click “Remember Inputs” so that Bardeen remembers your database whenever you run the playbook. That’s it! One click to scrape LinkedIn company data to Google Sheets.
Navigate to a company's about page, click "Run playbook" and watch the magic happen!
💪Pro Tip: Pair this automation with our other playbooks like Save a LinkedIn job post to Google Sheets, Copy list of LinkedIn job posts to a Google Sheet and Enrich a list of LinkedIn links from a Google Sheet to turn yourself into a research ninja! 🥷
Source more integration opportunities with Scraper automation, Airtable integrations, or tailor the playbook to better suit your specific workflow needs.
Also, seek out additional integration options for LinkedIn integrations, or integrate Airtable and LinkedIn.
Learn more about the awesome sales and prospecting automation, data-sourcing integrations, and recruiting available.
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