[Easy Script] New script to grow your LinkedIn profile to 500+!

The Curator said:

Good tip. I never got a warning, but I noticed the number of people accepting my request trickled, even though the number of profile views stayed the same (which was elevated)...

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maricelu said:

Very nice script. It works flawlessly, i tried it on two accounts.
Great job, OP!

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Naulex said:

I was using previously an awesome script created by @BrazenBull (you can see his script here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/script-growing-your-linkedin-profile-easy-500-connections.914759/) but for some people (including me), it stopped working.

So I made my own fix to it (here is it), but I wanted to improve it and add more features meanwhile I keep it easy to use so here is my contribution to this awesome forum.

Oh, and first, thanks again to BrazenBull for his initial script!

So, how to use it?

1. Log in to the LinkedIn account you want to increase the connections number
2. Go to the "My Network" tab
3. Right-click on the page and click on "Inspect" (or just press Ctrl + Shift + I)
4. There, go to the "Console" tab
5. Copy and paste the following code and just press enter:
   
   Code:

   setInterval(function() { window.scrollTo(0, document.body.scrollHeight); }, 2000);

6. Your browser will start to scroll down, just do another thing meanwhile you wait it stops going down
7. When the page reaches the end, just copy and paste this code (Note: Don't press enter, read the next line!):
   
   Code:

   var currentSuccesfulConnections=0;
   var totalConnections=0;
   var totalInvitations=0;
   var inviteText="";
   
   function addConnection(connection){
       var btn_type=connection.text().trim().split(' ')[0].trim();
       if (btn_type!=inviteText) {
           connection.trigger('click');
           currentSuccesfulConnections+=1;
      }else{
           totalInvitations+=1;
      }
   }
   
   function createConnections(text_invite,max_succesful_connections){
       
     inviteText=text_invite;
   
     var connections=jQuery('.button-secondary-small');
     totalConnections=connections.size();
    
     if(max_succesful_connections==0){
     max_succesful_connections=totalConnections;
     }
    
       connections.each(function(index, value) {
           if(currentSuccesfulConnections<max_succesful_connections){
           setTimeout(addConnection($(this)), index * 1000);
       }else{
         return false;
       }
       });
    
     console.log("Possible total connections: " + totalConnections);
     console.log("Succesful total connections: " + currentSuccesfulConnections);
     console.log("Total invitations avoided: " + totalInvitations);
   }
   
   // Don't touch anything above this line
   // Change "Invite" to the word Invite in your language if you use LinkedIn in a different language (for example if you use LinkedIn in Spanish, you should change "Invite" with "Invitar")
   // If you want to restrict the number of connections change the 0 with another number. 0 means unlimited connections, it will try to connect with everyone in your recommended connections. If you change it to another number, you will do the script connect with a maximum that number of users. Fo example, if I change 0 to 100, I will connect with just 100 persons (as much)
   
   createConnections("Invite",0);

   
   
8. Before press enter, you just need to configure two things that I have explained in the code, but I will explain again here.
   Look for the last line, the one with this: createConnections("Invite",0);
   First, to avoid inviting people who are not on LinkedIn, we will avoid Invite buttons. If you are using LinkedIn in English, just leave "Invite" as it. If you use LinkedIn in another language change "Invite" to the Invite word in your language. For example, in Spanish Invite is Invitar, so I will change "Invite" to "Invitar".
   Second, if you want to connect with everyone, just leave the 0 there. But if you want to connect just with a few, let's say 40, you can change that 0 to 40 and the script will just connect with 40.
   So, in conclusion, for example, if your LinkedIn is in Spanish and you want to connect with just 40, you have to replace:
   
   Code:

   createConnections("Invite",0);

   With:
   
   Code:

   createConnections("Invitar",40);

9. And now, just press enter and wait, maybe that browser tab will freeze for a while but don't worry, after a while, you will have made all the connections!

And that's all! I have tried to explain everything with detail so everyone will be able to use and configure the script but if you have any question, just ask here!

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The Curator said:

I still use this, everyday at 7am. I don't do more than 250 requests a day - would love it if this was workable after you search for a keyword like city or industry, to try to connect with 2nd connections. Will check out the above recommended plugin..

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The Curator said:

FYI, the above mentioned plugin is $15 a month or $99 a year, the previous guy shoulda said that imo...

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maricelu said:

Yes, you are correct but they have a trial of 14 days which I was able to pass simply by switching browsers lol. Check for yourself.

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ROCK 'N' TROLL said:

Maybe we can bypass using portable versions of Browsers, again and again.
Just a quick idea.

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The Curator said:

So I tried out the plugin above, it's not bad, but it's not great either - plus there's no free trial, it's $15 a month or $100 a year. The endorsing feature failed to deliver any counter endorsements. It's not intuitive, and there's a learning curve to it. The connecting feature is so slow - and forces you to come up with a message that, without spinning will get you flagged if you do more than 10-20 a day. That's way too slow of a rate to form connections. The profile viewer is the best thing about this, but would I pay for it? Probably not.

I think the script on this thread is still the best, I connect with 200-250 people a day and get 10-20% connections out of it...

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