Help in choosing proxy type and provider for LinkedIn automation

BigArrgghh

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Hi BHW folks! I wonder if you would be kind enough to help a newbie? I automate LinkedIn accounts on behalf of my team members in the UK. Thinking it is a good idea to have dedicated IP addresses for each account, although I am currently running multiple accounts from one IP address, with success. From what I have read online, I need static, dedicated, residential IP addresses, preferably IPv4 rather than IPv6. So two questions:

1. Are my findings correct?
2. Can you offer any additional advice?
3. Which provider(s) do you recommend for this?

Your help appreciated! Many thanks.
 
With a residential IP address, you can indeed run 2 - 3 accounts that uses a single IP. You don't want true static IPs, you'd like natural residential or 4G phone-based proxies for this. A rule of thumb for automation is to maintain a steady number of actions and not elevate them much to avoid blocks. In terms of providers, you should try checking the BHW Proxies marketplace, there are tons of services that offer proxies and with a bit of research, you'll definitely come across a good provider.
 
With a residential IP address, you can indeed run 2 - 3 accounts that uses a single IP. You don't want true static IPs, you'd like natural residential or 4G phone-based proxies for this. A rule of thumb for automation is to maintain a steady number of actions and not elevate them much to avoid blocks. In terms of providers, you should try checking the BHW Proxies marketplace, there are tons of services that offer proxies and with a bit of research, you'll definitely come across a good provider.


Many thanks for your advice, very useful and much appreciated!
 
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