See who liked
a LinkedIn post
Paste the post link and get every name, with their role.
A like is small, but it is a signal a job title never gives you.
Any post link works.
In short
Looking for free LinkedIn likes? This tool does not add likes to a post. It lists the people who already liked one, each with their headline and profile link, ready to download as a CSV or copy into Sheets, with the post link kept beside every name.
Who liked a post about outbound for SaaS
Oliver B.
VP Sales, industrial software
London, United Kingdom
Camille R.
Head of Growth, fintech
Paris, France
Anjali M.
Revenue Operations, scale-up
Berlin, Germany
Tell me who you want and I'll find them.
I find the people who fit, save them to your list and draft a first message for each. I send nothing until you say yes.
Free, from public data. The people you find go to your own BeReach list. See the privacy policy.
Export LinkedIn post likers in three steps
Pick a post your buyers would react to
A post about the problem you solve, from a competitor, an industry voice, or your own feed. The better the post fits your market, the better the list.
- Any public post
- Yours, a competitor's, or an influencer's
- Copy the post link and paste it
Read who reacted
Every person comes back with their name, their headline, and a link to their profile, so you can tell who is worth approaching before you write to anyone.
- Name, headline and profile link
- The whole reaction list, not a sample
- Run it on as many posts as you like
Take the list with you
Download everyone as a CSV, or copy them straight into a spreadsheet. The list is yours to keep and work from.
- Download as CSV
- Copy to Sheets in one click
- The post link stays with each name
Pro tip: pick the right postThe list is only as good as the post. Choose one your buyer could not scroll past.
A viral post gathers everyone, so it tells you nothing
A narrow post gathers your market
Ten of the right people beat a thousand of the wrong ones
People reacting to a competitor already know the category
They have shown interest without ever contacting you
That is a warmer start than a cold title match
Someone who reacted this week still remembers the post
Six months on, the signal has gone cold
Run recent posts, and run them often
Who engaged with a LinkedIn post: interest you can see
Mining a competitor's audience
Everyone who liked a competitor's post is aware of the problem. They have simply not spoken to you yet.
Following up on your own post
Dozens of people reacted and then nothing happened. Those are the warmest names you have, and most people never write to them.
An influencer's readership
Find the audience of the person your market actually reads, without waiting for them to notice you.
An opener with a reason
You know which post they reacted to and roughly when. That is a first line, not a template.
Testing which subject lands
Post two angles, compare who reacts to each, and learn which message your market answers.
Filling an event list
Take the people who reacted to a post on the topic, and invite them to the talk about it.
Common questions.
How does the LinkedIn post likers export work?
Paste the post link and the tool lists everyone who reacted. On a busy post the list comes in batches: Read more reactions brings the next one.
Which posts can I use?
Any post, from its link with /posts/ or /feed/update/ in it, or its lnkd.in short link. Pick one your buyer could not scroll past, as the tips above explain.
Why is a like worth anything?
On its own, not much. What makes it useful is that it is public, recent, and tied to a subject, which is three things a job title cannot tell you.
Can I export the results?
Yes, as a CSV or copied for Sheets, with each name, headline and profile link. For the comment side, see other export tools compared.
What do I do with the list once I have it?
Remove anyone you would not contact, write to the people who reacted for a reason, and pace the sends. The four-step walkthrough from post likers to an outreach list covers each step with the numbers to expect.
Can I reach everyone who engaged with my post?
Save them to your list, who liked and who commented. On the trial, a first message is written for each one, and you approve it before it goes.
How do I find who engages with a competitor's posts?
Paste one of their posts: you see who commented, with what they said. Their other posts are in Find posts.
What about the people who commented?
A comment is a stronger signal than a like. Pick Commenters in the same box and you get the replies, with what each person said. The LinkedIn comment extractor is the page built around them.
Is it free?
Yes. To find posts worth running it on, search posts by topic first.
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