How many connection requests per day?

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I got an aged LinkedIn account and been slowly building my network, how many connection requests are you are doing per day to keep the account safe?
If the account’s aged and warmed up, stick to around 20–30 connection requests per day to stay under the radar. Ramp it up slowly if all goes well, but don’t jump to 100 out of nowhere or LinkedIn might slap you with a warning or temp restriction. Keep your messages personalized too it helps avoid flags.
 
Great, I have similar question regarding limits. So far i read that max connection per day is 75 (some say its 100) and weekly limit is 100-200. Do I get it right: that im only able to send 400 connections per month? Keeping i mind that after reaching 200/week Linkedin temporalily restricts connections for a week? Thus i get max 2 weeks/200 connetions.
 
LinkedIn allows around 100 connection requests per week, which averages to about 20 per day. To avoid restrictions, keep it under 20 daily and ensure your requests are personalized and relevant. Exceeding limits can lead to account warnings or restrictions.
 
You are capped at 100 per week.
Idk why no one specifically mentions this.

You can start slow when you just created the account, but when it’s aged you can just burn them all in 1 day.
 
I’d say around 15–20 connection requests per day. An try to keep it looking natural, mix up your messages, don’t just copy-paste, engage with posts and comments daily to build activity.

If you’re using automation, be very careful — LinkedIn is getting better at spotting anything that feels too robotic. Better to grow slow and steady than risky.
 
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