How can I make a LinkedIn account last longer?
- Thread starter lcf_talon
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Almostbr0ke
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- Jan 11, 2021
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Fresh accounts do not last long. Atleast that is my experience lately
Tammi Hs
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- Oct 3, 2023
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did you completely optimize your profile after signing up?
did you optimize your profile completely after signing up?
lcf_talon
Newbie
- Oct 2, 2023
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If I were to sign up myself, it would take too much time. I need a large amount, so I had to buy instead of registering myself.
- Jun 8, 2022
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Hello.
This is not advice, not personal experience. This is information from open sources.
You must to set a proxy in accordance with the geolocation of the account registration, next warm-up the profile cookies with visits and registrations on sites (cookiebot or goless for example).
You need to log-in/register on third-party sites with a linkedin account. After preparing the profile, you can perform some actions on linkedin.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Honestly, a lot of things could have affected that. Looks like the comment above pretty much covered it in a sort of standard way. Also, it might be best to check your IPs and similar connection elements when accessing multiple accounts over a short period of time.
- Nov 2, 2008
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are you using 4g proxys / clean cookies ?
stas94
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- Jun 30, 2023
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Agree and it seems like the best solution. Just use common logic and use all possible caution measure to prevent it.
lcf_talon
Newbie
- Oct 2, 2023
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yes, i did.
I encountered the same problem, did you find a solution later? My situation is that the account I bought usually gets banned within about a week. The problem I concluded later is that I use the data server form of vpn, and I usually will directly make comprehensive changes to the account's profile after logging in on a certain day I receive the account, instead of making gradual changes. Then, the merchant will add 100+ connections in batches in the first few days of selling the account, and there may be a problem with the merchant's account. I was originally planning to refer to the post below, but seeing you say that mobile proxies and cookies are useless, I don't know what to do to get a stable account now.
vlad_x
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- Sep 17, 2023
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You definitely don't need to make account changes for 2 weeks, need to gradually warm up the account., you right.
To build up cookies for a browser profile, you can use gologin browser and their cookie bot. You just run it from your profile and it walks around. Linkedin is very sensitive to proxies, it detects them.
stas94
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- Jun 30, 2023
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Thanks for the suggestion, I faced similar issue recently and didn't know how sensitive platform to proxies and other external software applications. Will keep my eye on it!
to be honest if it is dying so fast, then switching up proxy servers will not help much. these purchased accounts may have already had their fair share of dirrt before we even got our hands on them. my advice to u would be to create ur own profile from scratch nd do things the right way for the first week or two.
finn99
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- Jul 13, 2025
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I’d had my account for over six months when, after posting a legitimate job offer on my company’s page, my account was restricted and the ad was put on hold.
Luckily, I was able to get it back, but not without having to verify my ID. They sure can be rough.