LinkedIn search
Find people on LinkedIn from FluenzR and feed a campaign.
LinkedIn search
One-off search
- Open LinkedIn, Search tab.
- Choose the LinkedIn account (and Sales Navigator if the account has it).
- Fill in the criteria: keywords, job title, location, company, industry, degree of connection (1st, 2nd, 3rd and beyond).
- Tick the people you want, then Add to a list.
- Add the list to a campaign (new or existing).
Only public profile information is kept, never email or phone. To protect your account, the number of results shown and imported per day is limited; the counter shows what is left.
Import an existing search
The Import from LinkedIn button (Contacts) accepts the link of a people search, a Sales Navigator search or a lead list. 200 profiles by default, 1,000 at most; a large import continues automatically the next day.
Automation: a search that feeds a campaign
In the campaign editor, choose A LinkedIn search as the source. New profiles enter every day according to your criteria (1 to 15 invitations a day). The default sequence: profile visit, invitation with a note, message one day after acceptance, follow-up three days later; without acceptance, the invitation is withdrawn.
Find the work email of contacts without one (checkbox on the source) starts an email search for each imported profile, using your included searches (see Email finder).
Several searches on the same account
An account's number of invitations per day is limited. When several active searches feed campaigns with the same account, that cap is shared between them in proportion to their targets. If the sum of the targets fits within the cap, each keeps its target; otherwise each search only fills its share of the invitation queue. On a new account with the gradual ramp-up ticked, the source screen shows the target and the number of invitations for today during the ramp-up.
The Automations tab lists these searches with their state (active, paused, waiting for the account, search exhausted...) and counters (imported, invited, accepted). Pausing stops new contacts from being added; those already in the campaign carry on.
