LINKEDINGrant likes a post
An OTC company posts about their latest investor relations milestone. Grant Fraser, CEO at Digitonic (a digital investor engagement firm), likes the post.
Publicly visible: name, headline, company, profile URL
Every like, comment, and share on a company's LinkedIn post is a person identifying themselves as interested. Psychogenic X captures them, verifies them, and puts them into your ad pipeline.
LinkedIn is an open intelligence feed. Every engagement is a self-declaration of interest with a verified professional identity attached.
Always publicly visible. Full name, headline, company — right there on every post.
Publicly visible with full profile link. Often contains intent signals in the comment text itself.
Publicly visible. Person actively amplifying content = highest intent signal.
Sometimes visible depending on company settings. Large passive audience pool.
Name, job title, company, location, headline — all from a single engagement.
Every person who engages with a company's LinkedIn content is simultaneously:
Fully automated. Each step feeds the next. Once configured, it runs continuously.
CEO & Co-Founder at Digitonic, Glasgow. Watch what happens when he likes a single LinkedIn post.
You're not building a cold audience. Every person in this pipeline has already demonstrated interest through public behaviour.
They engaged with the company's content. They're interested. You're not interrupting — you're following up.
OAuth login confirms who they are. No guessing, no modelled audiences, no wasted impressions.
You know their job title, company, seniority. Segment by decision-maker, investor, or analyst.
Serve them content about the exact company they just engaged with. Relevance scores go through the roof.
This is a machine that converts public LinkedIn behaviour into verified, retargetable ad audiences across any vertical.
Serve investment content to people already engaging with the company's LinkedIn. Peak relevance, peak conversion.
Scrape Company A's engagers, serve them Company B's ads. Steal audience attention at the moment of interest.
People engaging with a company's posts are fans, employees, or prospects. Target them for competing job ads.
Know exactly who at which company is interested in what. Build sales lists from behavioural data, not purchased databases.
Sell verified, interest-segmented audiences to media buyers. The pipeline itself becomes the product.
The only question is whether you want to be the one running this pipeline — or the one it's being run against.