How to run multiple Linkedin accounts from the one system

[hungry4f]

Hello everyone!

I work in the B2B lead-gen space and recently onboarded a client that does not wish to

So, I'm planning to buy multiple US-based Linkedin accounts with 200+ connections and use them for outreach. However, given that Linkedin tends to ban people for having/using multiple accounts, I have a few questions about the logistics of setting the outreach system up:


What technical (proxy, VPS, or something else?) setup do I need to be able to run all 10 of these accounts from one machine without too much hassle when switching between accounts?

If you've done something like this before, please feel free to share insights

Appreciate all inputs!
Thanks

PS: All accounts will be sending ~10-20 requests/day and a similar number of messages

 

[Riders On The Storm]

Learn selenium and geckodriver usage and bit of basic python.

 

[hungry4f]

Learn selenium and geckodriver usage and bit of basic python.

Python & Selenium?

I don't want to scrape profiles or anything. I'm already using Expandi to send profile invites and messages.
My concern is being able to log into those accounts from my machine while still avoiding Linkedin from detecting and banning me.

how would python + selenium help accomplish that?

 

[be9hop]

Hey!

You have quite a few options actually.

Free:
Separating each browsers profile from each other. Each profile would need to be independent so your accounts don't get linked or banned.
You could do this by manually opening new profiles via cmd line but it can be a pain to manage.

Paid:
Browser Profile Managers - There are several out there that can do just what you are asking.
Multilogin, Incognition, and Isolat8 (I own Isolat8) to just name a few option.

Regardless of the method you choose, you will need to keep each profile separate. You will need good proxies for each profile. Don't reuse proxies if possible to avoid bans. Some profile managers automatically can change your browser's fingerprint, others you will need to do it manually.

You want to log into the same account with the same profile data to keep the account safe.

 

[hungry4f]

Hey!

You have quite a few options actually.

Free:
Separating each browsers profile from each other. Each profile would need to be independent so your accounts don't get linked or banned.
You could do this by manually opening new profiles via cmd line but it can be a pain to manage.

Paid:
Browser Profile Managers - There are several out there that can do just what you are asking.
Multilogin, Incognition, and Isolat8 (I own Isolat8) to just name a few option.

Regardless of the method you choose, you will need to keep each profile separate. You will need good proxies for each profile. Don't reuse proxies if possible to avoid bans. Some profile managers automatically can change your browser's fingerprint, others you will need to do it manually.

You want to log into the same account with the same profile data to keep the account safe.

Awesome, this sounds like what I was looking for.

Yes, creating different browser profiles will be anyway necessary (for other tools I use). But I'm guessing the browser profiles will share the same IP, right?

When we use a VPN, the VPN will be applied system-wide, so all the browser profiles will still share the IP... is that correct? Or is there a way to use different VPN locations for different profiles?

My understanding might not be 100% accurate here -- please excuse misunderstandings

 

[Riders On The Storm]

Python & Selenium?

I don't want to scrape profiles or anything. I'm already using Expandi to send profile invites and messages.
My concern is being able to log into those accounts from my machine while still avoiding Linkedin from detecting and banning me.

how would python + selenium help accomplish that?

There's a little thing in python called pdb which lets pause and resume - https://docs.python.org/3/library/pdb.html
Do some research, this is the best free solution. Many top automation softwares uses headless of this solution.

And regarding paid, there are plenty.

 

[be9hop]

Awesome, this sounds like what I was looking for.

Yes, creating different browser profiles will be anyway necessary (for other tools I use). But I'm guessing the browser profiles will share the same IP, right?

When we use a VPN, the VPN will be applied system-wide, so all the browser profiles will still share the IP... is that correct? Or is there a way to use different VPN locations for different profiles?

My understanding might not be 100% accurate here -- please excuse misunderstandings

Not a problem. You are correct, if you apply a system wide vpn, all browser profiles will share the same IP.

Several things, you don't want to use a standard vpn for your profiles as the main IP address of the VPN is shared. You will want to purchase proxies. There are plenty of good suppliers on here but you will most likely want dedicated proxies. This would allow each of your profiles to use its own IP address.

There are other factors that come into play as well but that is the gist of it.

 

[paydette]

or just get an account with @leandros service. What is the client paying you? Pretty sure it is enough to cover the cost and still have a healthy upside

 

[GordonGecko69]

Just from my experience, I got banned from Linkedin across multiple accounts due to logging into them from the same browser. Looks like they use some form of browser fingerprinting and cookie tracking. I use unique VM's for each user to get around this. It is tedious but for my use case it isn't too much trouble.
Best of luck.

 

[be9hop]

Just from my experience, I got banned from Linkedin across multiple accounts due to logging into them from the same browser. Looks like they use some form of browser fingerprinting and cookie tracking. I use unique VM's for each user to get around this. It is tedious but for my use case it isn't too much trouble.
Best of luck.

You can also use browser profile managers. Plenty of them have free tiers too. Saves you time instead of creating vms.

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

Hello everyone!

I work in the B2B lead-gen space and recently onboarded a client that does not wish to

So, I'm planning to buy multiple US-based Linkedin accounts with 200+ connections and use them for outreach. However, given that Linkedin tends to ban people for having/using multiple accounts, I have a few questions about the logistics of setting the outreach system up:


What technical (proxy, VPS, or something else?) setup do I need to be able to run all 10 of these accounts from one machine without too much hassle when switching between accounts?

If you've done something like this before, please feel free to share insights

Appreciate all inputs!
Thanks

PS: All accounts will be sending ~10-20 requests/day and a similar number of messages

You will need bulk account manager in order to do that.
Need good proxies as well. Accounts must be EV and if possible PVed.

You should not really cross the limit as they know how these software, programs works.

 

[bhupiender]

i am soory I am asking you question on expandi, I am planning to use it, can you please tell me how often account getting banned with it. Are you still using it? thanks

 

[mojojojoy]

You can also use browser profile managers. Plenty of them have free tiers too. Saves you time instead of creating vms.

Can you give some examples of that? I lost my profile recently and forgot what extensions I used for browser profile managers

 

[Charles_wilson]

I can suggest you use different chrome profiles for each account

 

[Accounts corner]

how many accounts you need based on that use ips and browser