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Finds Instagram posts that match your query and sends each one to the next module as its own bundle, so a brand watch can land in a spreadsheet instead of a pile of screenshots.

Pulls the details of one Instagram post you already have in hand, turning a post a colleague flagged into data your scenario can store or share.

Collects the comments left under an Instagram post, giving a community manager every reply in one table rather than an endless scroll in the app.

Tells you which accounts liked a given Instagram post, the list a social team would otherwise rebuild by hand before a campaign debrief.

Returns the profile of one Instagram account, so an influencer shortlist or a lead record gains context without anyone opening the app.

Lists the accounts that follow an Instagram user, or the ones that user follows, which shows who surrounds a creator before you commit to a collaboration.

Brings back the posts an Instagram account has published, handy to archive a competitor's feed in a table or to prepare a content review.

Targets the Reels of one Instagram account, the video format many brands check first when they pick a creator to work with.

Fetches the LinkedIn page of one company and gives your CRM account record a fresh profile that the sales team can read before a call.

Gives you statistics about a company's workforce as LinkedIn shows it, a quick way to size an account before a rep spends time on it.

Maps the people who work at a company according to LinkedIn, the starting point for mapping who to contact inside a target account.

Retrieves what a company publishes on its LinkedIn page, so you follow a competitor or a key account without refreshing their feed.

Returns information about a LinkedIn group, which helps a community manager decide which groups deserve time and which can be dropped.

Loads one LinkedIn post and its details into your scenario, ready to archive, to summarize or to forward to the colleague who needs it.

Gathers the comments under a LinkedIn post, the place where interested prospects can raise their hand in public.

Shows who reacted to a LinkedIn post, which gives you a list of people who already know your brand and noticed your message.

Identifies the accounts that reposted a LinkedIn post, the people who carried your message beyond your own network.

Digs up the comments a LinkedIn member has written elsewhere, which reveals the topics they care about beyond their own posts.

Fills in the profile of a LinkedIn member, so a lead in your CRM gets real context without a rep searching LinkedIn by hand.

Looks for an email address tied to a LinkedIn member, the missing piece between a profile you found and an email sequence.

Names the people who endorsed a LinkedIn member, a view of who vouches for that person's skills and how their network is built.

Opens up the posts a LinkedIn member has published, so you can read a founder's recent thinking before a pitch or a partnership call.

Surfaces the posts a LinkedIn member has reacted to, a quiet signal of the subjects that catch their eye.

Drops one Reddit post into your scenario, a simple way to keep a copy of a thread that talks about your product.

Captures the replies to a Reddit post, where users tend to give their most candid feedback about a product.

Assembles the comments a Reddit user has left, useful to understand a vocal community member before your brand answers them.

Brings up the posts a Reddit user has published, a way to spot the people who start conversations in your niche.

Reads a website's sitemap and gives your scenario the list of pages that site declares, ready for an audit or a content watch.

Hands you the profile of a Twitter/X account, which helps you qualify someone who just mentioned your brand.

Keeps track of what a Twitter/X account has posted, so a competitor's announcements or an analyst's opinions reach your team without anyone watching the feed.

Delivers the profile of one Y Combinator company, a quick way for a team that sells to startups to document a new lead.

Reaches LinkedIn company pages through a Google search, a second route when Search LinkedIn Companies does not return the page you expected.

Turns a web page into data your scenario can read, so the content of a pricing page or a job listing lands in a sheet or goes to the next tool.

Searches for people through Sales Navigator, the LinkedIn prospecting tool your reps may already use, and brings the matches into Make.

Runs a DuckDuckGo search from inside your scenario and returns each result as a bundle, a light way to see where a name appears on the web.

Finds LinkedIn company pages that match your search, the first step before enriching accounts one by one with Get LinkedIn Company.

Looks up schools and education entries as LinkedIn names them, useful when your targeting depends on where people studied.

Matches the sector you type to the industry labels LinkedIn uses, so the rest of your prospect search speaks the same language.

Resolves places as LinkedIn names them, which keeps a prospect search aimed at the right city or country.

Scans LinkedIn posts on a topic and returns each match as a bundle, a way to spot conversations where your offer fits.

Looks for the LinkedIn member behind an email address you already hold. As a search, it can hand back no bundle, a single one or several, and the next module works with whatever it finds.

Builds a list of LinkedIn members to feed into the rest of your scenario, where the email lookup above targets a single known address. Each person comes out as a separate bundle, the item Make passes from one module to the next.

Pulls the Reddit threads that discuss a topic you care about into Make. The search can come back empty or with many posts, each one traveling on as its own bundle.

Collects posts from Twitter/X on a subject and passes them to a sheet, a chat channel or an AI step. Unlike the module that reads one account's posts, this search looks across the platform, and each result arrives as a separate bundle.

Finds accounts on Twitter/X rather than posts: the result is a set of profiles you can review, store or enrich further. Pick it over the single-user module when you do not yet know which handle you are after.

Pulls a list of companies from the Y Combinator directory into your scenario, ready to sort or push into a CRM. Once you know which startup interests you, the Get Y Combinator Company module fetches that single company in more depth.