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How To Find Relevant Companies And Decision Makers

Master LinkedIn Company & LinkedIn People Search

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by Jan

In B2B sales and marketing, targeted prospecting is more crucial than ever. Gone are the days of spray and pray. To achieve real success, you need to focus on companies that are genuinely relevant to your offering and connect with the right decision-makers within those organizations.

LinkedIn has become the go-to platform for B2B professionals, making it an invaluable resource for finding both companies and key contacts. With over 830 million members and 58 million registered companies, LinkedIn offers a vast pool of potential prospects. But how do you navigate this sea of information effectively? Here's how to use Databar to streamline this process by mastering the LinkedIn Company Search comes in.

Understanding LinkedIn Company Search

The LinkedIn Company Search scraper is a powerful tool that allows you to identify and filter companies based on specific criteria. To leverage this tool effectively for your B2B prospecting, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the search bar at the top of the page 
  2. Select the “LinkedIn company search scraper” 
  3. You'll now see the advanced search options for companies

LinkedIn company Search - How to find relevant companies and decision makers

Here are some key filters you can apply to refine your search:

  • Industry: Target companies in specific sectors relevant to your offering
  • Company size: Narrow down prospects based on employee count
  • Location: Focus on geographical areas that align with your business strategy
  • And many more

LinkedIn company Search request parameter - How to find relevant companies and decision makers

Now, run the search and you’ll get a list of targeted companies within seconds.

Identifying Decision Makers Within Target Companies

Once you've compiled a list of relevant companies, the next step is to pinpoint the right decision-makers within these organizations. Here's how to use Databar to streamline this process:

  1. Click the "Enrich" button
  2. Search for and select the "Search for professionals on LinkedIn" enrichment
    Search for professionals - How to find relevant companies and decision makers
  3. Use the job title filter to narrow down your results. Common titles for decision-makers include: CEO, CTO, CMO, CFO (C-suite executives), Director of [Department], VP of [Department], Head of [Department]
  4. Map the LinkedIn company ID column 
    LinkedIn company Search Mapping - How to find relevant companies and decision makers
  5. Add the enrichment to your table
  6. Run the enrichment for all rows

After running this enrichment, we'll have a comprehensive list of potential decision-makers within your target companies. 

Tipp Box - How to find relevant companies and decision makers

Applying Enrichments to Fetch the Prospects Email 

Now that we've identified the relevant companies and decision-makers, it's time to take our prospecting efforts to the next level by obtaining their contact details. This is where the power of data enrichment truly shines, allowing us to transform our list of LinkedIn profiles into a robust database of actionable leads.

To start off, we're going to use the enrichments tab in Databar and select suitable APIs to fetch the email for each decision-maker we've identified. This process is crucial for turning our LinkedIn research into real outreach opportunities.

Here's a step-by-step guide to enriching your prospect data:

  1. Click on the "Enrich" button in your Databar dashboard
  2. In the search bar, type "email" to find relevant email enrichment APIs
    Email Enrichment - How to find relevant companies and decision makers
  3. Select an email enrichment API that suits your needs (e.g., Prospeo API, Hunter.io, or Clearbit)
  4. Once you've chosen your API, you'll need to map the input parameters. Look for the "LinkedIn URL" field and map it to the corresponding column in your dataset
  5. Add the enrichment to your table by clicking the "Add to Table" button
  6. Run the enrichment for all rows in your dataset

After completing these steps, you'll see the magic happen. In just moments, you'll have email addresses for the decision-makers you've identified, transforming your LinkedIn research into a powerful outreach list.

But why stop at email addresses? To maximize your outreach potential, consider adding additional enrichments:

  • Phone number enrichment: Obtain direct dial numbers for key decision-makers
  • Company information enrichment: Gather more detailed firmographic data to inform your outreach strategy
  • Technographic enrichment: Understand the technology stack your prospects are using, which can be invaluable for tailoring your pitch

By layering these enrichments, you're not just getting contact details – you're building a comprehensive profile of each prospect that will allow you to personalize your outreach at scale.

The goal here is to move beyond the limitations of LinkedIn's platform. While LinkedIn is an excellent starting point for identifying potential leads, it's the enrichment process that turns those leads into real opportunities for engagement.

With Databar, this entire process becomes streamlined and efficient. Instead of manually searching for contact information or paying for multiple, disparate tools, you can enrich your entire prospect list with just a few clicks.

The result? A rich, detailed database of decision-makers, complete with direct contact information and insights that will inform your outreach strategy. This is the foundation of effective B2B sales in the digital age – knowing exactly who to contact, how to reach them, and what might resonate with their specific needs and challenges.

By leveraging these powerful enrichment capabilities, you're not just finding leads – you're setting the stage for meaningful connections and conversations that can drive your B2B sales success to new heights. Elevate your lead generation strategy and get started with Databar.ai today.

 

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