Pain-Language Engagers

Find warm leads by scraping LinkedIn for pain-language posts and their engagers. People who write about, react to, or comment on posts expressing operational frustrations are signaling they live with a problem your product solves. This skill turns those signals into a qualified lead list.

Core principle: Search for pain-language, not solution-language. Solution keywords ("AI automation", "workflow optimization") attract builders and VCs. Pain keywords ("can't find drivers", "check calls are killing us") attract operators living with the problem.

Phase 0: Intake

Before generating keywords or running anything, ask the user these questions. Present them as a numbered list and tell the user to answer what's relevant and skip what's not.

Product & Pain Context

1. What does your product/service do in one sentence?
2. What specific problem does it solve? Who feels this pain most acutely?
3. What does your ICP's day-to-day look like WITHOUT your product? (The frustrations, workarounds, manual processes)
4. What phrases would someone use when complaining about this problem on LinkedIn? (e.g., "check calls are killing us", "can't find drivers", "spending hours on manual data entry")

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