The LinkedIn Post Likes Signal enables you to monitor and track individuals who like posts
from targeted LinkedIn profiles. This signal helps you identify and engage with professionals
who have shown interest or alignment by liking relevant posts, facilitating the discovery of
potential leads and connections through their engagement.
The LinkedIn Post Likes Signal is valuable because it highlights professionals actively
engaging with content from influential figures, thought leaders, or even your competitors
in your industry. When someone likes these posts, it signals genuine interest and potential
readiness to explore similar solutions, including your offerings. By tracking engagement
on competitor and industry-leader posts, you can identify and proactively reach out to
individuals who may already be interested in products or services similar to yours,
creating strategic opportunities for targeted outreach. Regularly monitoring these
engagements enables timely and personalized interactions, effectively expanding your
prospecting reach and improving your sales targeting.
The LinkedIn Post Likes Signal actively monitors specified LinkedIn profiles for post
engagement. When professionals like these monitored posts, the signal immediately detects
the activity and automatically enriches the profiles of those who engaged with detailed
contact information. Based on the configurations and rules defined in your Plays, this
enriched data then triggers personalized outreach actions, enabling timely and meaningful
connections.
In this section, we will discuss how to build a new Play with the LinkedIn Post Likes trigger.
For more detailed information on how to build a new Play, see Building a Play
section of the Unify docs.
Create a new Play
Let’s begin by setting up a new Play with the LinkedIn Post Likes trigger.
To configure the LinkedIn Post Likes Signal, first set your maximum daily limits,
specifying how many posts per day to track from these profiles and how many reactions
per post you want to process. For example, if you set a maximum of 10 posts per day,
but the profile you are tracking posts 20 times per day, we will only look for the first
10 posts. Next, optionally select the profiles integrated with Unify that you want to monitor.
Initial settings
Additionally, you have the flexibility to monitor external profiles not integrated with
Unify by directly adding their LinkedIn profile URLs. This setup ensures comprehensive
tracking of strategic engagement across both internal and external profiles.
External profiles
In the advanced settings, you can choose the level of enrichment for the people who
like the posts — either email-only enrichment or enrichment that includes both emails
and phone numbers. You can also enable or disable exclusion rules to filter out
specific types of likers.
Unify is not able to guarantee enriching every person who likes a post with an email address.
However, we do our best to get an email address for every liker. In cases where we are not
able to get an email address, the Play trigger will not fire on that liker. You
will only be charged credits for likers that we are able to enrich. If Unify is able
to enrich a liker, the Play trigger will fire on that liker and the downstream action
nodes that you have configured will be executed against the enriched liker profile.
What information is collected about individuals who like posts?
The signal collects publicly available job title, email, company, and location information
from LinkedIn profiles, and can enrich this data with additional contact details if enabled.