Manage Multiple Linkedin Accounts from the same system

[hungry4f]

Hey everyone!

I'm managing Linkedin accounts for several clients from different countries and log into their accounts from my laptop from different Chrome browser profiles.

I would like to setup a system where I'm able to use a fixed IP address from their home countries in each profile when logging into LinkedIn to reduce the chances of suspension.

Did some research and came across so many things not sure which would work:

1. Buy residential proxies (can I get them in different countries? once I buy, will I own that IP address forever?)
2. Get a VPN - unsure if it'll let me switch locations or if it would be overkill for my simple use case (i dont want any encryption or hiding stuff from my ISP)
3. Use free VPN extensions (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/surf-vpn-free-secure-prox/nhnfcgpcbfclhfafjlooihdfghaeinfc)
4. Free proxies (look really sketchy)

Super confused and looking for help from experts

What would be the recommended approach to accomplish this?

Free tools preferred but paid solutions accepted as well.

All ideas appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Crewchief007]

@hungry4f,

What would be the recommended approach to accomplish this?

Free tools preferred but paid solutions accepted as well.

All ideas appreciated. Thanks!

Did you look at LinkedIn Agency Onboarding?

https://business.linkedin.com/marketing-solutions/blog/linkedin-b2b-marketing/2019/agency-onboarding-guide-b2b-marketing

Below is the LinkedIn Agency Onboard Guide in a .pdf format.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ss3v4gsyrtsb543/Agency-Onboarding-Guide-01282021.pdf?dl=0

 

[ristoriel]

You could try using residential proxies. With residential IPs, you won't necessarily own the IP address forever, since mobile proxies rotate their IPs between your IP and a general pool of IPs that are being used by other customers - this is natural and expected. It's the device signature you should be worried about and with true mobile proxies, this signature doesn't change. That's what makes residential proxies dedicated to you and you only if you subscribe.
Also remember to use locations where the accounts you run actually belong to. For example, if you're running accounts in the US, you'd want US proxies.

 

[hungry4f]

@hungry4f,



Did you look at LinkedIn Agency Onboarding?

https://business.linkedin.com/marketing-solutions/blog/linkedin-b2b-marketing/2019/agency-onboarding-guide-b2b-marketing

Below is the LinkedIn Agency Onboard Guide in a .pdf format.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ss3v4gsyrtsb543/Agency-Onboarding-Guide-01282021.pdf?dl=0

Just checked the PDF out and this looks like something else

What I'm trying to accomplish is kinda grey hat and not strictly allowed by Linkedin (signing into multiple accounts from the same location)

 

[hungry4f]

You could try using residential proxies. With residential IPs, you won't necessarily own the IP address forever, since mobile proxies rotate their IPs between your IP and a general pool of IPs that are being used by other customers - this is natural and expected. It's the device signature you should be worried about and with true mobile proxies, this signature doesn't change. That's what makes residential proxies dedicated to you and you only if you subscribe.
Also remember to use locations where the accounts you run actually belong to. For example, if you're running accounts in the US, you'd want US proxies.

Thankyou - what you said makes sense. So, once I have this proxy address, can i just put it inside Chrome and then create different browser profiles for each client each using a different proxy address?

Also, could you recommend a 4G proxy service that would provide a stable IP address and also let me choose which country I want the IP to be from?

Edit: Just saw the link on your signature. When I get one of those (say Kilimanjaro), can I use it for multiple clients or should I be buying a separate proxy for each client?

 

[Mahfooz Alam]

Firstly you need separate, unique Chrome instances for each account that you want to manage.
And also you need separate IP addresses. Try using some VPN extensions or proxies like smart proxy.
You can also use the Octopus CRM extension.

 

[Salamouna]

With residential proxy you won't get the same IP forever
it will be changed every 5-30 min

 

[Course Master]

Linkedin operates differently when compared to other social networks. imagine you are at the company and your company employees log in to the their LinkedIn accounts from SAME IP , did they got banned, NO

So here is the follow-up rules if you want to manage several accounts.

1. only thing you should be aware of not spamming too much

2. Use residential proxy if you have a budget, otherwise IPv4 Proxy is enough

3. Do not use free vpn's


I am running more than 100+ LinkedIn accounts and I have no issue so far,

 

[IjjiMiLo]

LinkedIn is very strict when it comes to using tools, whatever tool or platform you want, make sure to test random LinkedIn accounts for sometime so that you don't end up terminating clients accounts.

There are lots of services out there offering multiple LinkedIn account management, but it turns out that most of these tools or services cause suspension or termination.

 

[polecat]

I will give you a bit of advice in relationship to something I did similar before.

In the past I had a software I bought of someone which did what you wanted before it stopped working it could allow you to unique IP for most countries in the world but it stopped working.

If you pm me I can maybe help you better with what you want or need.

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

LinkedIn is very strict when it comes to using tools, whatever tool or platform you want, make sure to test random LinkedIn accounts for sometime so that you don't end up terminating clients accounts.

There are lots of services out there offering multiple LinkedIn account management, but it turns out that most of these tools or services cause suspension or termination.

Anything repeated is suspicious.
for multi account management one should not try to SPAN at all.
They know how these tools work and they have a tolerance level, once someone cross it they ban the account. LinkedIn is different but there are many good things out there.

 

[INCC]

This is what you need:

https://multilogin.com/
Made exactly for your purpose.

 

[turelink]

Suggest you use dedicated mobile or residential proxies