LinkedIn Poll Voters Export

PhantomBuster’s LinkedIn Poll Voters Export Automation collects voter data from LinkedIn polls on your personal profile. This tutorial guides you through setup, input options, and retrieving your results efficiently.

• Supported polls: Only polls created on your personal LinkedIn profile are supported; company page polls and polls by other users are not.

• Input requirements: Google Sheets must be shared with 'Anyone with the link', and CSV files must be publicly accessible.

• Plan limitations: CSV upload is only available on paid plans. On the free plan, CSV exports include only the first 10 rows.

• Resources and visibility: Uses 1 slot with an estimated execution time of 1 minute per input. LinkedIn may limit poll result visibility, so not all voters may be accessible.

1. Connect your LinkedIn account: Install the PhantomBuster browser extension and connect your LinkedIn session in one click. If you use a different browser, retrieve your LinkedIn session cookie manually.

   Keep Chrome or Firefox updated to prevent session cookies from expiring quickly.

2. Provide your LinkedIn polls: Input LinkedIn poll URLs by pasting one, linking a Google Sheet, or uploading a public CSV.

   By default, the Phantom reads column A. To use another column, enter its header name in 'Name of column containing polls'.

3. Control how many polls are processed per run: Set the number of polls to scrape per launch (default 10). Use toggles to reprocess poll URLs or remove duplicate profiles, and adjust result file settings as needed.

   Leaving 'Number of polls to scrape per launch' empty processes all inputs in one run; this is not recommended for large lists. Renaming the results file between launches resets processing from the start.

4. Select launch frequency: Choose to run the Phantom manually, schedule a run, or set up advanced recurring schedules to fit your workflow.

5. Adjust advanced settings (optional): Optionally modify execution limits, retries, email notifications, proxies, webhooks, or file management. Defaults work for most users.

6. Launch and retrieve results: Click Launch. After the run, access the Results tab to view and download your data as CSV or JSON.

For a detailed walkthrough and troubleshooting, see the full tutorial on the help center.