When to use
- B2B content research — see what professionals are posting on a topic
- Thought leadership trends — track content formats and messaging in your industry
- Competitive intelligence — monitor public content from companies and individuals
text_prompt → linkedin_scraper.
Inputs
The keyword or phrase to search on LinkedIn. Required.
Outputs
Everything the scrape produced — post records, images, videos, and the summary — as one connectable output. Connect it to an AI node’s Context input to analyse or rewrite the content.
Referencing results in prompts
Connect Results to a Generate Text node’s Context input. Each item gets a stable name you can use in your prompt —[post_1], [image_2], [text_1] — e.g. “Rewrite the caption of post_2 for our brand voice; ignore the rest.”
Configuration
Maximum number of posts to return. Range: 1–50.
Time window for results: Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or All time.
Analysis (optional)
Leave blank to get the default count summary at no extra cost.Custom instructions for the AI model. When set, the model reads all fetched posts and writes a summary following your instructions (e.g. “Identify common messaging angles and content formats”). Adds 1 credit per run.
The AI model used to generate the analysis. Only applies when Analysis Prompt is set.
Results come from public LinkedIn posts and reflect publicly available content. This node costs 1 credit per run, plus 1 additional credit when AI analysis is enabled.