[BLUEPRINT] 🚀 Scrape LinkedIn Profiles, Generate Custom Messages & Send them Automatically

Hey everyone!

This Blueprint allows you to scrape a person’s LinkedIn profile, generate a personalized message based on their profile details, and send it via a connection request or a regular LinkedIn message.

For example, you can craft your message using insights from the person’s latest activity and “About” section of their LinkedIn profile and use it for personalized connection requests. :dizzy:

How to set it up

  • Step 1: You can download the blueprint here:
    sendCustomMessagesLinkedin.json (37.9 KB)

  • Step 2: To make use of these modules, you can register for a free trial at the website of Browserflow! Register and setup your account using the wizard. Then use the API key to connect your Browserflow modules in Make.

  • Step 3: Read here how to get your OpenAI api key.

  • Step 4: Just fill in the LinkedIn url of the person you want to send the message to in the first Set Variables Module.

  • Step 5: Configure the ChatGPT module with a model and your own prompt. The model I choose was 3.5-turbo and the prompts I used were the following:

    • System Prompt: You should generate a linkedin message of at most 200 characters that is meant to sell Browserflow a Linkedin automation toolkit for Make.com. Please use the by the user provided information to make this message tailored to the persons interests and latest activities.
    • User Prompt: Please generate a message for {{get(1.data; "name")}}, {{get(1.data; "tagline")}}. This is his/her about: {{get(1.data; "about")}}. This persons latests posts were {{6.Activity1}} {{6.Activity2}}
  • Step 6: Run the flow and have fun automating!

PRO TIP: If you want to repeatedly run this flow, I would advice keeping track of whoever was sent a message/invite by using a spreadsheet for example. (If you need help with that, let me know in a reaction to this topic)

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Can it avoid LinkedIns in-invite message limits?

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Hi @Innovations, Unfortunately no it does not but what I do personally is to first send an empty invite without a message as there are no limits to that. Then once someone has accepted, I will send them a message, this is a work around the limits from LinkedIn. And in my experience over 80% of the people accepts the invite even without an initial message!

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Thanks I will try that then!

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