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Get Profile Reactions scrapes the recent posts that a LinkedIn profile has interacted with through likes, comments, and shares. Perfect for understanding interests, network connections, and engagement patterns.

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When to Use It

  • Research prospect interests and engagement patterns
  • Understand what content resonates with target audiences
  • Identify shared connections and network overlaps
  • Analyze competitor engagement strategies
  • Find content collaboration opportunities

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Inputs

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URL Format Options

Full URL:
Username Only:

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Outputs

Returns a list of posts the profile has interacted with:

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Credit Cost

10 credits per reaction processed.

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Real-World Examples

Prospect Interest Research:
Content Strategy Research:

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Understanding Reaction Types

Likes:
  • Shows content appreciation and interest
  • Indicates topics that resonate with the profile
  • Often the most common interaction type
Comments:
  • Deeper engagement and stronger interest
  • May reveal opinions and perspectives
  • Shows active participation in discussions
Shares:
  • Strongest endorsement of content
  • Indicates content they want their network to see
  • Often reveals professional values and priorities

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FAQ

You can see likes, love, insightful, funny, and other public interactions the profile has made with posts in their network. The specific reaction type will be identified in the returned data.
You’ll get the most recent reactions, starting with the newest interactions. The timeframe depends on how active the person is on LinkedIn and your reaction limit setting.
No, you can only see reactions to posts that are publicly visible. Private interactions or reactions to limited-audience posts won’t be accessible.
You’ll get whatever interactions are available, which might be fewer than your requested limit. Some profiles may have very limited recent activity.
Yes, you pay 10 credits per reaction processed. Whether you get 5 reactions or 50 reactions, the cost remains the same.
Yes, you’ll get the content of the original posts they interacted with, along with information about the original authors and post details.
This shows what OTHERS have posted that this profile engaged with, while Get Profile Posts shows what THEY have posted themselves. This gives insight into their interests and network.
The raw data includes reaction types, which you can filter using other workflow nodes like Remove Fields or Conditional Split after getting the data. Or just use Google Sheets to analyze the data further.