Linkedin accounts - how to warm up properly

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Hey

Got some 2-3 month old accounts with no connections, using dolphin anti browser and webshare res ip's. manually doing a few connects a day and after about 2 weeks they are getting banned.

Would love some advice on what I can do to improve this to avoid banning. Goal is to get them safely to 50 connects, then add them to a automation service to continue warming them up.

Happy to pay for consult too.

Thanks
 
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LinkedIn has gotten extremely difficult.

I would warm up the accounts for 60 days with zero connections simply by mimicking human behavior with posts, visiting profiles, liking posts, etc.

You can still safely buy connections so I would slowly work my way up to 500 with that.

Think about what real people do vs what spammers do.
 
b3achliferrr said:
Hey

Got some 2-3 month old accounts with no connections, using dolphin anti browser and webshare res ip's. manually doing a few connects a day and after about 2 weeks they are getting banned.

Would love some advice on what I can do to improve this to avoid banning. Goal is to get them safely to 50 connects, then add them to a automation service to continue warming them up.

Happy to pay for consult too.

Thanks
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More then likely something probably needs to get patched in the software, with system like that make sure you report the problem as soon as you notice, so they can get to the problem quickly.
 
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jefftheconsultant said:
LinkedIn has gotten extremely difficult.

I would warm up the accounts for 60 days with zero connections simply by mimicking human behavior with posts, visiting profiles, liking posts, etc.

You can still safely buy connections so I would slowly work my way up to 500 with that.

Think about what real people do vs what spammers do.
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Thanks for the advice, do you mean buy connections or buy accounts with connections?
 
I warm up LinkedIn accounts by connecting with a few people in my field, liking and commenting on posts, and slowly increasing my activity. This helps keep the account looking real and avoids getting flagged.
 
this leads me to believe it has a lot to do with your proxies tbh it depends though; how much human activity do you do? when you connect are you browsing? how much do you browse? things like that
 
Increase trust by mimicking human behavior: complete profiles, add photos, and interact naturally (likes, comments). Diversify connection patterns (vary times, profiles, and intervals) to avoid patterns.
Rotate IPs cautiously and avoid proxies flagged as datacenter IPs. Gradually increase connection requests rather than maintaining a fixed number daily.
 
Complete the profile fully, add a photo, post once or twice, and view some profiles before sending any requests. Also, mix in profile browsing and follow instead of just connecting. This helps make the activity look natural.
 
Personally, I believe tech companies like LinkedIn and eBay can now detect antidetect browsers and will flag your account. It doesn't matter the proxies that you have..
 
b3achliferrr said:
Hey

Got some 2-3 month old accounts with no connections, using dolphin anti browser and webshare res ip's. manually doing a few connects a day and after about 2 weeks they are getting banned.

Would love some advice on what I can do to improve this to avoid banning. Goal is to get them safely to 50 connects, then add them to a automation service to continue warming them up.

Happy to pay for consult too.

Thanks
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google had the answer right here
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=Linkedin+accounts+-+how+to+warm+up+properly
 
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