Creating and Managing multiple linkedin and instagram account

[irfanrufi123]

I hope everyone is doing good.

I was/am looking in to creating and managing multiple social media accounts (specifically Linkedin and Instagram) but the more I researched, I found that now a days you need 4G IPs to manage them, now by average, in BHW marketplace, 4G proxy goes for like $3 per GB or something like that, This might take total management fee of one account to like $20 - $30+, I think that's quite high and the usual way of monetizing such account can't justify the upkeep, especially considering the ban rate.

How are you guys creating and managing Linkeding and IG accoutn these days? any assistance would be highly appreciated

Thank you so much!

 

[JourneyMan002]

I hope everyone is doing good.

I was/am looking in to creating and managing multiple social media accounts (specifically Linkedin and Instagram) but the more I researched, I found that now a days you need 4G IPs to manage them, now by average, in BHW marketplace, 4G proxy goes for like $3 per GB or something like that, This might take total management fee of one account to like $20 - $30+, I think that's quite high and the usual way of monetizing such account can't justify the upkeep, especially considering the ban rate.

How are you guys creating and managing Linkeding and IG accoutn these days? any assistance would be highly appreciated

Thank you so much!

Yeah, managing at scale on IG and LinkedIn is getting expensive. Some still use 4G proxies, but others cut costs by managing fewer accounts per proxy, rotating devices, or using aged accounts with better trust. Some also build small farms on real phones using local SIM data. It’s about finding the balance between cost, ban rate, and how much you earn from each account.

 

[irfanrufi123]

Yeah, managing at scale on IG and LinkedIn is getting expensive. Some still use 4G proxies, but others cut costs by managing fewer accounts per proxy, rotating devices, or using aged accounts with better trust. Some also build small farms on real phones using local SIM data. It’s about finding the balance between cost, ban rate, and how much you earn from each account.

That is true, unfortunately, I cant use local sims as there is a limit of sim one person can have in my country.

 

[neonwhisperer404]

For IG, I don't think it's absolutely necessary to use a mobile proxy. I'm not sure about registering accounts, but when I buy pre-registered ones, using residential proxies has been good enough for me. Just make sure not to use rotating proxies.
As for account management, if you have multiple mobile devices, a phone farm, or something similar, that's definitely the best option for registering and maintaining accounts. If not, using an antidetect browser works too. I’m currently using Hidemyacc to manage about 5 accounts. One is connected to a proxy, and the other four are running without one.

 

[AspiringNomad]

As already mentioned, setting up a phone farm with real devices gives the accounts the highest trust score. Not sure what market you are in, but some mobile proxy providers have plans with unlimited data. You could therefore use the same proxy across multiple devices (lowering the cost), but make sure to run no more than a handful accounts at a time and rotate the IP in intervals (e.g. every 5mins).

But a cheaper setup to maybe test first is to get either an antidetect browser or an antidetect phone (cloud) service. A few of them offer free plans, so no loss there for testing. If you are setting up just a handful of accounts, it should work fine with just your regular internet connection. Otherwise, start with a residential proxy with rotation as a first step, then a mobile proxy with rotation as the next step.

I did in fact see a thread here on BHW some time ago with someone successfully managing 200 or so IG accounts with an antidetect browser.