This automation scrapes mutual connections from a LinkedIn profile and saves them to a specified Google Sheets tab. This is ideal for professionals looking to:
First, it utilizes a predefined scraper model to extract mutual connections from the active LinkedIn profile tab. Then, it appends the scraped data into a designated Google Sheets tab, ensuring your networking contacts are organized and easily accessible.
Pro Tip: This workflow can be customized to scrape additional LinkedIn profile information, such as endorsements, skills, and recommendations, by adjusting the scraper model.
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To start, ensure the Bardeen app is installed on your device.
Open the Magic Box in the Bardeen app and input the following prompt:
Save mutual connections from a LinkedIn profile to Google Sheets
Before proceeding, integrate LinkedIn and Google Sheets with the Bardeen app. These integrations are crucial for the workflow to function properly.
With everything set, run the workflow. This process involves the following steps:
Finding mutual connections on LinkedIn is a crucial step before you can think about saving them to Google Sheets. The process is relatively straightforward. Begin by logging into your LinkedIn account. Use the search bar at the top of your LinkedIn homepage to find the profile of the person whose connections you wish to see. Once on their profile, look for the 'Connections' section, which typically displays a number indicating how many connections they have. Clicking on this number will reveal their connections, provided you are a 1st-degree connection with them and they haven't opted to hide this information. Remember, LinkedIn allows users to control the visibility of their connections, so you might not always be able to see all the connections of a person.
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For those you share mutual connections with, LinkedIn simplifies the process. These mutual connections are often listed directly on the user's profile, under the 'Mutual Connections' section. This feature is handy for quickly identifying how you are connected, which can be particularly useful for networking or when reaching out to new contacts.
Once you've identified mutual connections, manually saving this data into Google Sheets involves a bit of effort. You would need to open Google Sheets, create a new spreadsheet, and manually input the data such as names, titles, and any other relevant information you wish to track about your mutual connections. This process can be time-consuming, especially if you have a significant number of connections to document.
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However, Bardeen offers a more efficient solution by automating the scraping of mutual connections from a LinkedIn profile and directly saving the extracted data into a designated Google Sheets tab. This not only saves a considerable amount of time but also ensures that your networking contacts are organized and easily accessible. Customizing the scraper model to include additional LinkedIn profile information like endorsements or skills is also possible, making your networking efforts even more effective.
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