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How to save a LinkedIn Search to Spreadsheet CSV

How to Save LinkedIn Search Results Using evyAI Search Saver

Introduction

This tutorial will guide you through the process of saving LinkedIn search results to a spreadsheet using the evyAI Search Saver utility available in the www.skool.com/evyai community.

Step 1: Perform Your LinkedIn Search

Navigate to LinkedIn and log in to your account
Set up your search parameters: Type in your keyword (e.g., "CEO") Click on "People" to search for individuals Select "2nd degree" connections Click on "Locations" and specify your target area (e.g., "Greenwich, Connecticut") Click "Show results"

Step 2: Select the LinkedIn Search Results

Position your mouse cursor next to the first connection in the results list
Click and drag to the right to begin selecting
Continue dragging all the way down to select multiple connections
Adjust your selection as needed to ensure you're only capturing the connections data
Press Ctrl+C or right-click and select "Copy" to copy the selected data

Step 3: Save the Results Using evyAI Search Saver

Go to the evyAI community at www.skool.com/evyai
Find and click on the "Search Saver" utility link
Click in the input field on the Search Saver page
Right-click and select "Paste" to paste your copied LinkedIn data
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the "Process Data" button
Wait for the utility to process your data

Step 4: Export Your Data

Once processing is complete, you'll see a table with all the extracted information
You can either: Download the data as a CSV file, or Copy the processed table for use elsewhere

Tips

Make sure you're only selecting the connections in LinkedIn, not the entire page
The selection technique (dragging from left to right, then down) helps ensure you get just the connection data
The evyAI Search Saver will extract all relevant information about each person in your search results

Enjoy using this tool to streamline your LinkedIn prospecting and networking efforts!

@Jonas Littman

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