LinkedIn does not let anyone export a company's follower list, so the practical route is the people engaging with your competitors' posts. Distro watches competitors' company pages, surfaces their recent posts that match your topics, and when you pick a post to monitor it captures the people who comment and react, scored for fit and intent.
A follower list is invisible and mostly passive. The people who comment on a competitor's post about a problem you also solve are visible, recent and telling you what they care about.
That makes them better leads than a follower list would be, and it's the only approach that works within what LinkedIn shows you.
You add competitors' company pages to a watchlist. On the schedule you choose, Distro reads their recent posts and ranks them by how relevant they are to your keywords, your ideal customer and your GTM plan.
When a post is worth it, you approve it for monitoring. Distro then captures the people commenting, replying and reacting, scores each one, and lets you save the ones who fit.
From there it's normal Distro outreach: a connection note based on the conversation, follow-ups that stop on reply, and the same contact by email if you have it.
Put their LinkedIn company pages on a watchlist.
Distro ranks their recent posts against your topics and buyers.
Approve a post and Distro captures who engages with it.
Save the best fits and start a sequence that stops on reply.
No tool can do that legitimately. LinkedIn does not expose a company's follower list. Engagement on their posts is the visible alternative.
Distro reads public posts from your own browser, like you would by visiting their page.
No. You review the posts and the people, and choose who to save and contact.
Paste your website. Distro works out who buys from you and drafts your first campaign, ready for you to approve.
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