Type your target job titles. Get a clean Boolean string, a Sales Navigator search URL, and a standard LinkedIn search URL that works without a Sales Navigator seat.
Example loaded. Start a blank search to use your own criteria.
Every filled field affects the query. Location and industry/company entries are keywords, not native LinkedIn filters.
The query is generated in your browser. Opening a search URL shares that query with LinkedIn.
Hold false positives out of the usable audience. If the first sample has the wrong people or lacks fields your workflow needs, revise the source before importing more. Follow the existing extraction guide.
Try the first 20 profiles in an app audience, then inspect the CSV before expanding. The Free offer is 100 profiles total, released in 20-profile batches at a 60-minute interval after email verification.
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It turns a plain list of job titles into three things at once: a Boolean search string, a Sales Navigator search URL, and a standard LinkedIn People-search URL. It prepares the query; it does not run the search, verify the matches or import profiles. No account is needed to generate the URLs.
The two URLs give you a choice of search route. Start with standard LinkedIn if its search and available filters cover your job. Use Sales Navigator if you have access and need its filters. The same keywords can return different results across the two routes.
Three rules cover most of it.
Group alternative titles with OR. A similar role might be called Head of Sales, Sales Director, VP Sales or Commercial Director. OR accepts any phrase in that group; AND requires every phrase in the matched text. The results are candidates to review, rather than verified current title matches.
When operational users and budget owners need different conversations, use the worked two-role search brief to build separate queries for the same target accounts, with profile checks and a conversation plan for each role.
Quote multi-word phrases. Quotation marks keep words such as Head of Sales together. This tool quotes multi-word terms automatically. A phrase may still appear in an earlier role or elsewhere in a profile, so inspect the current role separately.
Test exclusions against real matches. The prefilled exclusions are examples, not rules for every buyer. A NOT keyword can remove a relevant person because it appears in a past role or other profile text. Compare results with and without each exclusion; keep it only when the review supports it.
LinkedIn supports AND, OR and NOT, quotation marks for exact phrases, and parentheses ( ) for grouping. It does not support wildcards such as an asterisk, and it does not support proximity operators such as NEAR. Operators have to be typed in capitals, because a lowercase and is treated as an ordinary search word rather than an operator.
Bracketing matters more than people expect. The string sales OR marketing AND director does not mean what most people assume, because AND binds more tightly than OR. Written as (sales OR marketing) AND director it returns what you intended. This tool always brackets your OR group so the precedence is correct.
Sales Navigator gives you more filters: seniority level, company headcount, years in current role, recent job changes, and saved lead lists. Those can help you narrow a large market when you prospect regularly.
Do not assume that identical keywords produce the same profiles or filter behavior in standard search and Sales Navigator. In this generator, location and industry/company inputs are keyword clauses, not native location, industry or current-company filters. Use the native filters available in the search you open and check the results.
LinkedIn can limit search use and result access depending on the account and product. Follow the messages shown in your account; a generated URL does not bypass those limits.
A search page is a starting point. If your next job needs a reusable audience or a CSV, first review whether the returned people fit your brief. Keep false positives out of the accepted sample before expanding it.
Follow the first-20 steps above to move a reviewed search into a Leadsforlinked app audience. Export from that audience inside the app, then inspect the actual columns and values before using them elsewhere. Check names, role or headline, company, location and profile URL for missing or incorrect values. More rows do not repair missing fields or a source that returns the wrong people.
Say you sell an onboarding tool and want to review customer success leaders at SaaS companies in Berlin. Start with Head of Customer Success, Director of Customer Success, VP Customer Success and Customer Success Lead. Enter Berlin and SaaS as keywords. Treat the prefilled exclusions as hypotheses to test against the results.
The tool produces a bracketed OR group for the titles, adds Berlin and SaaS with AND, then appends any NOT group. Open the standard LinkedIn URL and inspect the matches. Those keywords do not establish location, company industry or current employment. Use native filters where available, hold false positives out of the sample, and adjust before the first import. If you use Sales Navigator, review its results and filters separately.
No. The tool generates a Sales Navigator URL and a standard LinkedIn People-search URL from the same Boolean string. The standard route does not require Sales Navigator. Search availability, filters and results depend on your LinkedIn account; the two routes are not equivalent.
No. LinkedIn supports AND, OR, NOT, quotation marks for exact phrases, and parentheses for grouping. Wildcards such as an asterisk and proximity operators such as NEAR are not supported. Operators must be typed in capitals.
OR accepts a match for any title in the group. AND requires every phrase in the matched text and can make the search too narrow. Neither operator verifies a current job: review the returned profiles and use the available native filters.
The tool generates the Boolean string and URLs in your browser without submitting your search text to Leadsforlinked. Opening a generated URL sends that query to LinkedIn. This describes the tool's text processing, not site-wide analytics. No account is needed to generate a URL.
Open the generated search and review its results. Register with Leadsforlinked, verify your email, then install and sign in to the extension using the app Extension page and its Chrome Web Store link. Import the first 20 profiles from the reviewed search into an app audience, open that audience and export CSV inside the app. Inspect the actual headers and values; company or other fields can be blank. The Free offer is 100 profiles total, no card, in batches of 20 at a 60-minute interval. Use the countdown in your account.
Read the guide: How to build a Sales Navigator search URL by hand