Get LinkedIn Post Reaction Records
View all LinkedIn Data API endpoints →Pass post_id, optional page and type to retrieve available reaction records. Supported type values are all, like, praise, empathy, appreciation and interest. The documented data entries have reaction_type and user context including id, name, description, url, urn and avatar; page, total and has_more accompany the result. A reaction record does not grant permission to contact the person or establish buying intent.
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/api/project/linkedin-scraper/get-post-reactions API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/linkedin-scraper/get-post-reactions?key=<API_KEY>&post_id=<post_id>&page=1&type=all'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Review available reaction types on a selected announcement.
- Prepare a human-reviewed engagement sample with source-linked reactor context.
- Compare returned reaction categories across dated observations of the same post.
- Support governed partnership research without treating reactions as permission to contact.
Frequently asked questions
Is every possible reaction label accepted as a filter?
Only the documented options are exposed here: all, like, praise, empathy, appreciation and interest. Do not send invented labels based on another API's vocabulary.
Does a reactor record indicate sales intent?
No. It records an available interaction and profile context. It is not consent to outreach, a verified lead or proof of purchasing intent.