Do you follow your competitors on LinkedIn to know what's happening in the market and who is working with your competitors? While it can give you a lot of insights, it is nearly impossible to track your competitors' activity manually on LinkedIn. That's when you use this n8n automation workflow to find customers through your competitors on LinkedIn: Step 1 - Define your competitors - Node: Manual Trigger or Form. - Input: list of LinkedIn company pages or personal profiles representing direct competitors. - Store them as workflow variables for later use. --------------------------- Step 2 - Identify competitors active 5+ days per week - Node: HTTP Request (PhantomBuster / LinkedIn API partner). - Pull each competitor’s activity log from the past 7 days: posts, likes, comments, shares. - Count active days. - Filter for those with engagement on 5 or more distinct days. - Output: “Active Competitors” list for further tracking. --------------------------- Step 3 - Fetch interaction network of active competitors - Node: HTTP Request (same tool). - For each competitor: - - Gather all profiles they’ve interacted with — those they’ve liked, commented on, or shared posts from. - - Also capture users who’ve engaged (liked/commented) on the competitor’s own posts. - Store: name, LinkedIn URL, interaction type, company name, and engagement date. --------------------------- Step 4 - Filter potential customers based on ICP - Node: Function / Gemini. - Input: all interaction profiles + your ICP. - Ask Gemini to filter and retain only those who match the ICP (e.g., “Operations Managers in manufacturing companies with 100–1000 employees in the US”). - Output: refined list of potential customers likely relevant to your offerings. Suggested Gemini instruction:“From this list of LinkedIn profiles, keep only those who fit the Ideal Customer Profile: [ICP details]. Return their names, companies, and roles.” ---------------------------

Reddit is a goldmine of leads for several businesses. However, the problem is scalability. We wanted to help businesses achieve two things: 1. Scale 2. Good quality content By achieving the above two things, we ensured that marketing goals were being achieved and the leads could flow in. Here's how we did it and you can do it too: Step 1. Scrape Reddit based on certain keywords and Subreddits (Subs) Step 2. Filter through the posts based on the date of the post Step 3. Classify the intent of the post into 4 categories - question_help, complaint_vent, recommendation_request, discussion_opinion Step 4. The information gathered for each post is fed into an agent that drafts a comment which is highly informative, adds value and subtly talks about your offering. At the same time, another agent summarizes and stores the summary, comment as well as other details of the post in a Google Sheet. Step 5. You can hire an intern to simply copy the comments from the Google Sheet and add the comments on the posts for which the URLs have already been gathered in the beginning. Voila! Your engagement wheels are in motion. Wait for responses and inbound leads. Check the image for the workflow diagram. Please share your questions and feedback in the comments.

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