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What It Does

  • Pulls all posts a person has reacted to on LinkedIn.
  • Captures reaction type (like, celebrate, love, etc.) and post details.
  • Adds author info for each reacted-to post.
  • Works for single profile URLs or batch mode via input columns.

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🏁 Getting Started

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1

Add the node

Drag Get Reactions By Person into your workflow.
2

Enter LinkedIn profile URL

Paste a LinkedIn profile URL, or map one from your data using @ or Insert Input.
3

Set your limit

Choose how many reactions to fetch (50–250, default = 50).
4

Run the node

Enriched reactions appear alongside your input data.

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Inputs

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🛠️ Required Fields

  • LinkedIn Profile URL (✅)
    The LinkedIn profile to fetch reactions from.
    You can reference a column from your input data by:
    • Typing @ to open the column menu, or
    • Clicking Insert Input to choose from previous nodes.
      Why it matters: Defines whose reactions you’re capturing.
  • Limit (✅)
    Default: 50. Maximum reactions to fetch per profile. Range: 50–250.
    Why it matters: Controls how much history you pull and how many credits are used.

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Output

Each row is enriched with the person’s reactions, including:
  • reaction_type — Type of reaction (LIKE, CELEBRATE, LOVE, etc.)
  • post_url — URL of the post they reacted to
  • post_text — Text content of that post
  • post_author — Author of the post (renamed from poster_linkedin_url)
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✨ Original input columns are always preserved. If names clash, new ones are suffixed automatically (e.g., post_url_1).

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How It Works

  1. Reads the LinkedIn profile URL (direct input or via @ / Insert Input).
  2. Fetches reactions in pages of 50 until the limit is reached.
  3. Collects details about both the reaction and the post it was made on.
  4. Renames poster_linkedin_url ➝ post_author for clarity.
  5. Preserves your original dataset and appends new reaction columns.

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🚀 Example Use Cases & Prompts

Use CaseSetup Example
Buyer Intent TrackingSee what posts a prospect has engaged with recently
Competitive IntelMonitor execs reacting to competitor announcements
Thought Leader MappingSpot leaders reacting to niche topics in your market
ABM EnrichmentAdd reaction history to target accounts’ buying committees

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✨ Pro Tips

  • Use this node with Search People ➝ Get Reactions By Person to instantly see how a whole list of prospects are engaging on LinkedIn.
  • Keep limit closer for balance — more than that digs into older history, which may be less relevant.

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⚠️ Important Considerations

  • Each page of 50 reactions = 5 credits.
  • If a person has fewer reactions than your limit, you’ll only get what’s available.
  • Reaction visibility depends on LinkedIn’s data availability — not all activity is always exposed.

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🛠 Troubleshooting & Gotchas

SymptomLikely CauseQuick Fix
No reactions returnedProfile URL invalid or no dataDouble-check LinkedIn URL, or try another profile
Less data than expectedLimit too high or not enough historyReduce limit or confirm person’s activity
Column names suffixedConflict with input dataRename columns upstream for clarity
Run stops earlyCredits exhausted or may the a person has fewer reactionsRefill credits and re-run

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📝 FAQ

Yes — just map the LinkedIn Profile URL from an input column using @ or Insert Input.
Up to 250 reactions (5 pages of 50 each).
No — use Get Post Reactors for that. This node shows what posts a person has reacted to.

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💰 Pricing

ActionCredit Cost
Fetch 1 page (50 reactions)5 credits
Credits are charged per page of 50 reactions.

Use this node to reveal what prospects and buyers are paying attention to on LinkedIn — and time your outreach perfectly. 🚀