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competitor-post-engagers

competitor-post-engagers

github.com/gooseworks-aiMarketing & growth1.3k50 installsUpdated 3d ago
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About competitor-post-engagers

A lead-generation skill that analyzes engagement on competitors’ LinkedIn company posts and classifies engagers by ICP fit. It ranks recent posts, extracts reactors and commenters, and can enrich company details before exporting results to CSV.

Key features

  1. 01Scrape LinkedIn company posts and engagers
  2. 02Rank recent posts by engagement
  3. 03Score and classify leads by ICP fit
  4. 04Enrich company details through Apollo
  5. 05Export lead records to CSV

Use cases

  1. 01Find prospects engaging with competitor content
  2. 02Prioritize commenters and role-matched leads
  3. 03Review lead companies by industry and size
  4. 04Export post engagement leads for follow-up

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/gooseworks-ai/goose-skills --skill competitor-post-engagers

After installing, type/competitor-post-engagersin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled filesscripts/competitor_post_engagers.pyskill.meta.json

Details

From the project README

Competitor Post Engagers

Find ICP-fit leads by scraping engagers from a competitor's top-performing LinkedIn posts. Given one or more company page URLs, this skill finds their highest-engagement recent posts, extracts everyone who reacted or commented, and classifies by ICP fit.

Core principle: Scrape all posts in one call per company, then locally rank and select the top N. This minimizes Apify costs while maximizing lead quality.

Phase 0: Intake

Ask the user these questions:

Target Companies
  1. LinkedIn company page URL(s) to scrape (e.g., https://www.linkedin.com/company/11x-ai/)
  2. Time window — how many days back to look (default: 30)
  3. Top N posts per company to extract engagers from (default: 1)
ICP Criteria
  1. ICP keywords — job title/role terms that indicate a good lead (e.g., "sales", "SDR", "revenue")
  2. Exclude keywords — roles to filter out (e.g., "software engineer", "designer")
  3. Geographic focus (optional, e.g., "United States")

Save config in the current working directory (or user-specified path):

competitor-post-engagers-config.json

Config JSON structure:

{
  "name": "<run-name>",
  "company_urls": ["https://www.linkedin.com/company/<competitor>/"],
  "days_back": 30,
  "max_posts": 50,
  "max_reactions": 500,
  "max_comments": 200,
  "top_n_posts": 1,
  "icp_keywords": ["sales", "revenue", "growth", "SDR", "BDR", "outbound"],
  "exclude_keywords": ["software engineer", "developer", "designer"],
  "enrich_companies": true,
  "competitor_company_names": ["<competitor-name>"],
  "industry_keywords": ["freight", "logistics", "trucking", "transportation", "3pl", "supply chain", "carrier", "brokerage", "shipping", "warehousing"],
  "output_dir": "output"
}
  • enrich_companies — Enable Apollo company enrichment (default: true). Set to false or use --skip-company-enrich to skip.
  • competitor_company_names — Company names to exclude from enrichment (the competitor itself).
  • industry_keywords — Industry terms that indicate ICP fit. Matched against Apollo's industry field.

The output_dir is relative to the script directory by default. Override it with an absolute path to write output to a specific location.

Phase 1: Run the Pipeline

python3 skills/competitor-post-engagers/scripts/competitor_post_engagers.py \
  --config competitor-post-engagers-config.json \
  [--test] [--yes] [--skip-company-enrich] [--top-n 3] [--max-runs 30]

Flags:

  • --config (required) — path to config JSON
  • --test — small limits (20 posts, 50 profiles, 1 top post)
  • --yes — skip cost confirmation prompts
  • --skip-company-enrich — skip Apollo company enrichment step (saves credits)
  • --top-n — override top_n_posts from config
  • --max-runs — override Apify run limit
Pipeline Steps

Step 1: Scrape company posts + engagers — For each company URL, one Apify call using harvestapi/linkedin-company-posts with scrapeReactions: true, scrapeComments: true. Returns posts, reactions, and comments in a single dataset.

Step 2: Rank & select top posts — Filter posts by time window (days_back), rank by total engagement (reactions + comments), select top N per company. Then extract engagers (reactors + commenters) only from those selected posts. Deduplication by name. Score engagers by position:

  • +3 Commenter (higher intent)
  • +2 Position matches ICP keywords
  • -5 Position matches exclude keywords

Step 3: Company enrichment (Apollo) — Extract unique company names from engagers, call apollo.enrich_organization(name=...) for each. Returns industry, employee count, description, and location. ~1 Apollo credit per unique company. Merge data back to all engagers from that company. Skip with --skip-company-enrich or "enrich_companies": false.

Step 4: ICP classify & export — Classify as Likely ICP / Possible ICP / Unknown / Tech Vendor. Uses both headline keyword matching AND company industry data (from Step 3) — if the engager's company industry matches industry_keywords, they're classified as "Likely ICP" regardless of role. Export CSV.

Cost Estimates
ParameterTestStandard
Posts scraped per company2050
Max reactions50500
Max comments50200
Est. Apify cost (1 company)~$0.10~$0.50-1
Est. Apollo credits (company enrich)~10-20~30-80 unique companies
Est. Apollo cost~$0.05-0.10~$0.15-0.40

Phase 2: Review & Refine

Present results:

  • Post selection — which posts were chosen and why (engagement counts, preview)
  • Per-company breakdown — how many leads from each competitor
  • ICP breakdown — counts by tier
  • Top 15 leads — name, role, company, engagement type

Common adjustments:

  • Too many irrelevant leads — tighten icp_keywords or add exclude_keywords
  • Missing ICP leads — broaden icp_keywords
  • Wrong posts selected — increase top_n_posts or adjust days_back
  • Too expensive — use --test mode or lower max_reactions/max_comments

Phase 3: Output

CSV exported to {output_dir}/{name}-engagers-{date}.csv:

ColumnDescription
NameFull name
LinkedIn URLProfile link
RoleParsed from headline
CompanyParsed from headline
Company IndustryFrom Apollo enrichment
Company SizeEstimated employee count from Apollo
Company DescriptionShort company description from Apollo
Company LocationCity, State, Country from Apollo
Source PageWhich competitor's page
Post URLLink to the specific post
Post PreviewFirst 120 chars of post content
Engagement TypeComment or Reaction
Comment TextTheir comment (personalization gold)
ICP TierLikely ICP / Possible ICP / Unknown / Tech Vendor
Pre-Filter ScorePriority score from pre-filter

Tools Required

  • Apify API token — set as APIFY_API_TOKEN in .env
  • Apollo API key — set as APOLLO_API_KEY in .env (for company enrichment)
  • Apify actors used:
    • harvestapi/linkedin-company-posts (post + engager scraping)
  • Apollo endpoints used:
    • organizations/enrich (company industry/size lookup, 1 credit per company)

Example Usage

Trigger phrases:

  • "Find leads engaging with [competitor]'s LinkedIn posts"
  • "Scrape engagers from [company]'s top posts"
  • "Who is interacting with [competitor]'s content?"
  • "Run competitor-post-engagers for [company]"

Test mode:

python3 skills/competitor-post-engagers/scripts/competitor_post_engagers.py \
  --config competitor-post-engagers-config.json --test --yes

Full run:

python3 skills/competitor-post-engagers/scripts/competitor_post_engagers.py \
  --config competitor-post-engagers-config.json --yes

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