Ways to organically grow LinkedIn accounts and what to look out for

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I started doing some research into organically growing both my personal and a few business accounts on LinkedIn.
When I started looking around BHW, I found that there is much potential on the platform not explored, especially for getting quality leads.

What methods are you using when growing accounts/ getting attention to posts and what to look out for in doing so to not get the accounts shadowbanned or banned?
Furthermore, I am wondering which white hat analytics and automation tools are in use right now?

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Post often, 3-5 times a week. Mix value and personal stories, and reply to big posts to engage with your audience.
 
ericex said:
getting many connection on your account makes it more legit and adding good contents can explore for traffics.
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zippytroupe10 said:
Post often, 3-5 times a week. Mix value and personal stories, and reply to big posts to engage with your audience.
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I understand generating good legit content and interacting much is good. But what I am wondering is what the optimum is for the LinkedIn algorithm, i.e. how many connection requests should/can I send a day, how many comments should I write a day?
 
For organic LinkedIn growth, focus on consistent, high-quality content, engagement with your network, and using tools like LinkedIn’s native analytics and third-party options like Expandi or PhantomBuster, while avoiding excessive automation or spammy tactics to prevent bans.
 
r1ch11r1ch said:
I understand generating good legit content and interacting much is good. But what I am wondering is what the optimum is for the LinkedIn algorithm, i.e. how many connection requests should/can I send a day, how many comments should I write a day?
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LinkedIn has a default connection limit of 100, and you can make 10-15 comments per day without a link.
 
r1ch11r1ch said:
I started doing some research into organically growing both my personal and a few business accounts on LinkedIn.
When I started looking around BHW, I found that there is much potential on the platform not explored, especially for getting quality leads.

What methods are you using when growing accounts/ getting attention to posts and what to look out for in doing so to not get the accounts shadowbanned or banned?
Furthermore, I am wondering which white hat analytics and automation tools are in use right now?

Curious about what you think!
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for me the best approach would be to make the account valuable first before making it big. just post something meaningful, answer people’s questions in ur field nd leave comments on sites that ur target audience visits. i would be really cautious about the auttomatic connections nd bulk messaging bcz it may raise suspicion about the legitimacy of your account.
 
Commenting on posts from people your buyers already follow has worked better for me

for automation I'd keep it to analytics and scheduling since automated connection and dm activity is where accounts usually start getting messy
 
commenting on posts from people in your target industry is probably one of the easier ways to get noticed without promoting yourself directly.
 
id focus on useful posts, real comments and steady activity, then use LinkedIn’s own analytics instead of risky automation cuz accounts can get flagged pretty quick.
 
To grow LinkedIn organically, publish PDF carousels and insightful comments while staying within 20 connection requests daily to avoid bans; use white-hat tools like Shield for analytics and Taplio for scheduling.
 
r1ch11r1ch said:
I started doing some research into organically growing both my personal and a few business accounts on LinkedIn.
When I started looking around BHW, I found that there is much potential on the platform not explored, especially for getting quality leads.

What methods are you using when growing accounts/ getting attention to posts and what to look out for in doing so to not get the accounts shadowbanned or banned?
Furthermore, I am wondering which white hat analytics and automation tools are in use right now?

Curious about what you think!
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I have seen small accounts on linkedIn get gud leads by commenting on the right peoples posts but random connection requests dont really give any real value most times.
 
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