> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.socializit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.socializit.com/guide/create-list/untitled.md).

# People

Create a list of LinkedIn People's profiles in response to your searching parameters.

![](/files/-LuqhIUFQJkxVMY0LldU)

1. Choose one or more parameters (keyword/city/industry/language/current or previous companies name/industry's name/school/connection of a person in your contacts list) and click "submit".
2. Optionally select from the drop-down menus of the numbers of shown results **(from 10 to 1000)** and the connection depth (1st/2nd/3rd).
3. A panel will show a recap of chosen parameters. 
4. Click "search"

![](/files/-LuqjP05bn_8mdNjmjuW)

   You will get a list of people's profiles.

    Now you are able to:

* list people in ascending/descending order for each kind of column
* filter people by keyword or partial keyword
* **remove people** from the list in order to refine it.

#### Once you are ready, just give a name to the people list and click save.

![](/files/-LuqkvZVF4daJeLNzC4Z)

   **A pop-up will ask you to** [**create a bot**](/bot-management.md) **for the current list**


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