Extract Facebook group members and find their business emails!

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In this video I walk you through a workflow I build to extract the members of a Facebook group and find their business emails as a way to generate leads for your cold outreach and build custom audiences for FB Ads.

In the first step of the workflow I explain how I find high-quality facebook groups to extract the members of. This is a crucial step in this workflow and will determine how well the over strategy works. The goal is to always look for Facebook groups that show intent signals (e.g. someone using an expensive software) and have many business owners and professionals. You don't want to be extracting members from groups with many spammers and non-professionals.

In the next step I extract the members of a group automatically using the PhantomBuster Facebook Group Members Export phantom. I show you how to configure the phantom, the rate-limits that you should be aware of, and how to clean up the result file so it only contains profiles with a company name in their bio.

I then show you how I extracted the company name of each person with the help of AI and more specifically the Advanced AI Enricher phantom. This is a great use case for AI and it's something that would be difficult to achieve without it.

With the company name extracted, I then show you how I used the Domain Name Finder phantom to perform a search and find the website (and domain) of each company. We then merge the domain names with the profile record of each extracted member.

Finally, with the fist name, last name and company domain of each person we are able to perform an email search and retrieve a list of business emails as well as linkedin profiles and phone numbers.

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