Need software to get emails from Linkedin profiles

Yes unfortunately
I am active premium member there in both RF and BF, got like a couple of thousand points unspent when they were closed so its waste resource
There are smaller ones I still get DB from now like leakbase, hydra market, craxpro, cracking, cracked, criminalz
RF and BF? Can you please explain?
 
Apollo is a beast. But you can use Tomba.io too, you can buy a lifetime plan on 2nd market.
Apollo is affordable but you cannot export unlimited data into csv..it forces you to use its crm and outreach system
That's why it is considered part of the tech stack ecosystem
Best thing is you have multiple data sources like Apollo & scrapers and pull clean data into your own centralised CRM that can store data and do outreach sequence/lead scoring...this is more organised and long term approach
I have a lot of different data sources (some are rare leaked B2B databases that I bought with one off fee from hackers with low price, for example) and one favourite CRM of choice so I don't ever want to use any of the integrated crm offered by those leads/data search providers...you are limited to one data source/provider, your data is kept on their server, sometimes you don't own the data, you are limited by credits, restriction on export,...so its like you are held hostage.
 
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Apollo is affordable but you cannot export unlimited data into csv..it forces you to use its crm and outreach system
That's why it is considered part of the tech stack ecosystem
Best thing is you have multiple data sources like Apollo & scrapers and pull clean data into your own centralised CRM that can store data and do outreach sequence/lead scoring...this is more organised and long term approach
I have a lot of different data sources (some are rare leaked B2B databases that I bought with one off fee from hackers with low price, for example) and one favourite CRM of choice so I don't ever want to use any of the integrated crm offered by those leads/data search providers...you are limited to one data source/provider, your data is kept on their server, sometimes you don't own the data, you are limited by credits, restriction on export,...so its like you are held hostage.
You are right, they make us hostage by locking in their products.

Decentralized approach is best one.
 
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