In this video, I showed a practical way to extract LinkedIn users’ data like names, email addresses, and phone numbers for free—without any API key, LinkedIn login, or paid subscription. The main idea is simple: you just use one GUI-based Windows desktop application, add your target designations (like Founder, CEO, General Manager), choose the country, set how many Google pages you want to scrape, and then start the process. I demonstrated it on my Windows Server RDP (the same kind of setup I use for email marketing and scraping), but you can run it on any Windows PC and even run multiple systems in parallel. I walked through the full setup: extract the ZIP, open the app, add keywords, choose email type (I usually recommend public emails because many profiles are created with them), select the location, and export the output to Excel/CSV. I also explained an important point—this tool is not doing any “magic.” It scrapes publicly available data from Google search results and validates results when both email/phone signals are present, so sometimes you’ll get fewer leads (like I got when I scraped only five pages). Every run can bring fresh results because Google search results keep changing.