How do I populate proxy LinkedIn accounts with "real" information?

[greenpeapod]

I am trying to create multiple LinkedIn accounts that can be used for marketing as well, but I am wondering how one obtains "real" profile information, such as photos, work experience, etc. I was thinking that grabbing them straight off of the internet or using someone elses would lead to account getting flagged? What are people using to avoid being flagged? Maybe DM if unable to share on forum. Thanks

 

[OmniMarketer]

Most of these profiles gets restricted soon Linekdin detects a proxy IP address.
I had created over 100 such accounts, none survived.

For the images and work experience, you can use AI for your research.

If you can create or use those accounts from mobile devices, that will survive better as compared to desktop ones.

 

[greenpeapod]

Most of these profiles gets restricted soon Linekdin detects a proxy IP address.
I had created over 100 such accounts, none survived.

For the images and work experience, you can use AI for your research.

If you can create or use those accounts from mobile devices, that will survive better as compared to desktop ones.

What has worked for u so far? Have u tried using a different proxy service, and are u using residential proxies?

 

[OmniMarketer]

What has worked for u so far? Have u tried using a different proxy service, and are u using residential proxies?

After I saw the problems, I had to change the process where instead of creating new accounts, I started renting accounts by running a Facebook ad for accounts rental and we were paying them about $15 per week rental.
However it was a long time ago, and currently we don’t require or engage with these works.

 

[edmin]

I am trying to create multiple LinkedIn accounts that can be used for marketing as well, but I am wondering how one obtains "real" profile information, such as photos, work experience, etc. I was thinking that grabbing them straight off of the internet or using someone elses would lead to account getting flagged? What are people using to avoid being flagged? Maybe DM if unable to share on forum. Thanks

If you're building multiple accounts for outreach or marketing, the key is to keep things “synthetically real” — meaning, not stolen, but also not obviously fake

 

[gnoudyuth]

What are people using to avoid being flagged?

Clean IPs & device fingerprints
Warm-up strategy: slow actions, build connections gradually
Unique content: profile text, experience, and images must be original or AI-generated

 

[gnoudyuth]

. I was thinking that grabbing them straight off of the internet or using someone elses would lead to account getting flagged?

Yes. LinkedIn detects duplicates and impersonation. It’s a big red flag.

 

[ibejuliet]

I am trying to create multiple LinkedIn accounts that can be used for marketing as well, but I am wondering how one obtains "real" profile information, such as photos, work experience, etc. I was thinking that grabbing them straight off of the internet or using someone elses would lead to account getting flagged? What are people using to avoid being flagged? Maybe DM if unable to share on forum. Thanks

Totally get where you're coming from—LinkedIn can be tricky when you're trying to create multiple accounts for marketing. But yeah, pulling real people’s photos or bios from the internet is risky. It can get the accounts flagged fast, or worse, lead to legal headaches.

What people usually do instead is create original profiles with AI-generated photos (from sites like This Person Does Not Exist). They then build a believable work history and background—nothing fake about real people, just fictional but realistic.

Also, take it slow. Don’t create 10 accounts and blast connections or messages right away. LinkedIn watches for patterns, so warming up the accounts—posting, engaging, and acting like a real person—helps avoid flags.

Biggest tip? Keep it consistent. Don’t mix IPs, names, and photos across accounts. If it feels real, it usually flies under the radar.

 

[Hidemyacc Global]

I am trying to create multiple LinkedIn accounts that can be used for marketing as well, but I am wondering how one obtains "real" profile information, such as photos, work experience, etc. I was thinking that grabbing them straight off of the internet or using someone elses would lead to account getting flagged? What are people using to avoid being flagged? Maybe DM if unable to share on forum. Thanks

If you want to create multiple LinkedIn accounts, it's recommended to use both a proxy and an antidetect browser to keep these accounts separate. As for the information, I think you should create a "new identity" yourself, and for the images, you can use AI to assist.