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icp-to-linkedin-search

Use this skill when someone describes who they sell to, in a sentence, a website URL or a rough persona, and needs it turned into something LinkedIn can search: a structured ICP in seven facets, normalized title families, a boolean string for the title field, an exclusion list, and a company count that says whether the audience is a motion, a campaign or a market. Fires on "build me a LinkedIn search", "Sales Navigator boolean", "people search for <persona>", "size this audience", "normalize these job titles", "CMO plus Chief Marketing Officer plus VP Marketing", or "exclude fractional, freelance and interns".

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Applies before any list is built or any outreach starts, whenever the buyer exists only
as a sentence. Produces an ICP card, a boolean title string with its exclusions, and a
company count with what to change if the count is wrong.

Input: "CFOs at Swiss fintechs", a website URL, or a paragraph about the buyer. The
mistake to avoid is treating a title as a string; it is a family, and the search that
uses one wording finds a third of the people.

## The play

1. **Extract the seven facets.** `titles`, `seniority`, `languages`, `industries`,
   `sizes`, `locations`, `exclude`, as plain-word lists. Name only the facets the input
   gave or that follow from the product; an empty facet means "any", not "unknown". From
   a website URL, read the pricing page for the size band, the customer logos for the
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