LinkedIn automation is finished

[crentisthecrentist]

Got this on all my LinkedIn accounts. They're now limiting accounts to 100 connection requests per week. Makes sense but it really means the end of automation (as far as connection requests) on LinkedIn

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

Got this on all my LinkedIn accounts. They're now limiting accounts to 100 connection requests per week. Makes sense but it really means the end of automation (as far as connection requests) on LinkedIn

How did a limit put end to LinkedIn Automation?
A Real profile will barely send such invitations i imagine.

 

[swifthere]

Got this on all my LinkedIn accounts. They're now limiting accounts to 100 connection requests per week. Makes sense but it really means the end of automation (as far as connection requests) on LinkedIn

I guess it only applies to new accounts. I am able to send out that much in 8-12hrs with aged accounts with connections.

 

[perrymason]

rules are made to be broken. maybe not as easy or profitable but there's always a way.

 

[lucky.sparks]

- Accounts without or with premium?
- How old those accounts are?

You can't stop automation by enforcing such limits, manual agencies will suffer tho.

With automation, you just increase account count and get past that issue without a blink of an eye.

 

[NLHES]

I'm also getting this. Used to send 1,000's of connection requests semi-manually per month. Never used any actual automation tools.

I have the paid salesnav version.

Seems to indeed limit to 100 a week now.

Anyone has a workaround this?

 

[haimsit]

the new limits is for premium accounts too...

 

[MountProxies]

Got this on all my LinkedIn accounts. They're now limiting accounts to 100 connection requests per week. Makes sense but it really means the end of automation (as far as connection requests) on LinkedIn

Curious, are your accounts premium?

 

[hornet123]

No,there are still tools to send 540 connection requests weekly.It was like this when they changed it but now you can do 2k a month again.

 

[lucky.sparks]

When doing automation, always keep in mind a simple principle - never do what you could not do as a human and you will never encounter any problems with your automation projects.

 

[hornet123]

When doing automation, always keep in mind a simple principle - never do what you could not do as a human and you will never encounter any problems with your automation projects.

You are right. But for now it goes great for Linkedin.On the other hand i have used bot for IG that was emulating a real human behavior but IG is the hardest one this days.

 

[edumailguy2]

When doing automation, always keep in mind a simple principle - never do what you could not do as a human and you will never encounter any problems with your automation projects.

I agree with this. Simple logic that there is limit for human made.

 

[Waqar Ashraf]

Got this on all my LinkedIn accounts. They're now limiting accounts to 100 connection requests per week. Makes sense but it really means the end of automation (as far as connection requests) on LinkedIn

in my opinion a normal user cannot send more than 100 connection requests in a day. so its a valid limit i think.

 

[ConnectionSphere]

Got this on all my LinkedIn accounts. They're now limiting accounts to 100 connection requests per week. Makes sense but it really means the end of automation (as far as connection requests) on LinkedIn

No its not

 

[Machairodont]

When doing automation, always keep in mind a simple principle - never do what you could not do as a human and you will never encounter any problems with your automation projects.

Your word in every bodies ear!

I'm always wondering why people search for mass spamming tools. The result will always (sooner or later) be a ban.
If you have an automation in place that acts like a human, I never faced any problems and/or bans.

So, think how a real human would/could act, then reflect this in your automation.
Add a lot of randomness: different numbers of people you add, numbers of reach-outs, at different times of a day, leave some days off, don't send everybody the same message text, etc... Not that hard, no?

Cheers

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

Won't 100 accounts be able to make 1k requests? Just a thought

I think is possible.

 

[fluxas]

And it's getting worse. Lately, LinkedIn improved its bot detection.

 

[KERRYLOPEZ]

No, they take a stricts action to make a Linkedin free from spammers & from other activities.