I’m looking for a good resource that keeps track of companies products and how they’re doing in the market. For example, if I wanted to know what percent of Smart TV’s Roku’s devices were powering, and maybe the historical data related to it, where would I look? Is there a one stop shop place for […] More
In summary (they need a LinkedIn account to be sure it’s the right email):
1. You find the email domain eg “@reddit.com”.
2. (optional for confirmation via LinkedIn) You install rapportive Google Chrome extension
3. You Google an email permutation generator
4. You use it to generate a lot (46) of possible combinatins (eg [email protected] [email protected] etc)
5. You copy paste these into address in your email client (may have to be Gmail to work)
6. You click on each individual address and the extension above will show their LinkedIn profile when you find the right one 👍
Alternatively you could omit the rapportive part and just email all 46 combinations and one of them likely be correct!
…if you use your name in your email.
This doesn’t seem to be too difficult to recreate. Setting up an email permutation script should be easy. How does google check if an email adress is valid? is there an API for implementing this into a nice little python script, so I don’t have to fiddle around with all these spread sheets and web-apps?
tl;dr how do I recreate the voilanorbert functionality in a nice little bash or python script?
Find “anyone’s” email? What if they don’t use LinkedIn? What if their email address doesn’t contain their name?
A bold title.