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Planning to use LinkedIn for lead gen and outreach, but I’ll need more than one account to test different niches. I’m thinking of using an antidetect browser to create and manage the accounts. Aside from assigning a residential proxy to each account, are there any other tips to help ensure successful account creation? Also, which antidetect browser works best for LinkedIn? Thanks in advance.
 
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Avoid reusing the same email or phone number patterns, and don’t rush actions, keep everything slow and natural at first. Use high-quality static residential ipv4 proxies to reduce the chance of getting suspended right after signup. As for antidetect browsers, you can test a few with free trials, Hidemyacc, Gologin, Adspower all offer solid options depending on your setup.
 
If you have a few accounts (around 2–3), install a second browser and connect via your home or mobile internet instead of using proxies.

For larger numbers, focus on quality: assign each account its own smartphone (at least 4 GB RAM) and a separate SIM. It may be costly, but it’s the safest approach.

I’ve been automating LinkedIn for over three years, and my team uses this strategy. LinkedIn now values quality over quantity and will require identity verification (face check + ID) once you start active usage.
 
Make sure each account has a unique fingerprint with different device type, time zone, language, and user agent. Warm them up gradually with real activity like profile views and small connection requests before doing outreach. Multilogin and GoLogin are both solid options for LinkedIn management.
altstacker88 said:
Planning to use LinkedIn for lead gen and outreach, but I’ll need more than one account to test different niches. I’m thinking of using an antidetect browser to create and manage the accounts. Aside from assigning a residential proxy to each account, are there any other tips to help ensure successful account creation? Also, which antidetect browser works best for LinkedIn? Thanks in advance.
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Make each profile look real with Professional cover photo, Clear header with your main Offer (as a call to action) with a unique job history and active group posts.
Finally use antidetect Browser for for operating your Linkedin account.
 
Nice recommendations, thanks everyone. But what if we want to use it as a user from another country? Has anyone experienced that?
 
altstacker88 said:
Planning to use LinkedIn for lead gen and outreach, but I’ll need more than one account to test different niches. I’m thinking of using an antidetect browser to create and manage the accounts. Aside from assigning a residential proxy to each account, are there any other tips to help ensure successful account creation? Also, which antidetect browser works best for LinkedIn? Thanks in advance.
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Warm up accounts slowly, use unique fingerprints, and keep actions natural. Multilogin and GoLogin both work well for LinkedIn.
 
Keep it simple just residential proxies, one account per profile in an antidetect. Warm them up slowly: scroll a bit, fill out the profile, no outreach right away. Make sure each one has unique pics and info. I’ve been using gologin lately, seems to handle LinkedIn fine without issues.
 
Profinity said:
If you have a few accounts (around 2–3), install a second browser and connect via your home or mobile internet instead of using proxies.

For larger numbers, focus on quality: assign each account its own smartphone (at least 4 GB RAM) and a separate SIM. It may be costly, but it’s the safest approach.

I’ve been automating LinkedIn for over three years, and my team uses this strategy. LinkedIn now values quality over quantity and will require identity verification (face check + ID) once you start active usage.
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It seems that you are working on bulk accounts. So would you mind sharing how you achieved the goal of facial recognition + ID?I can understand ID, but how to solve the face verification problem?If I use it to create a Google account, will it also apply? Will the cost be too high?
 
im gonna drop some sauce here. creating an account on the linkedin app and mobile proxy will have much higher success rate. check out geelark. still takes a lot of time on the warmup.
 
You don’t really need multiple accounts to test niches on LinkedIn — that’s risky and usually gets flagged. A safer option is to use your main account and experiment with different ICPs, messaging angles, and content to see what resonates. You can also create Company Pages or Showcase Pages for separate niches and compare engagement. If you want faster data, LinkedIn Ads is the cleanest way to A/B test audiences.
 
altstacker88 said:
Planning to use LinkedIn for lead gen and outreach, but I’ll need more than one account to test different niches. I’m thinking of using an antidetect browser to create and manage the accounts. Aside from assigning a residential proxy to each account, are there any other tips to help ensure successful account creation? Also, which antidetect browser works best for LinkedIn? Thanks in advance.
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I can guide on how to create one with vpn and blockers
 
I’m running my Linkedin accounts on a VPS with Multilogin and mobile proxies, and it’s been smooth so far. Each account stays separate and I don’t run into footprint issues, so it feels like a solid setup.
 
Profinity said:
If you have a few accounts (around 2–3), install a second browser and connect via your home or mobile internet instead of using proxies.

For larger numbers, focus on quality: assign each account its own smartphone (at least 4 GB RAM) and a separate SIM. It may be costly, but it’s the safest approach.

I’ve been automating LinkedIn for over three years, and my team uses this strategy. LinkedIn now values quality over quantity and will require identity verification (face check + ID) once you start active usage.
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I am interesting you have your team and you are expert at Linkedin.
If you don't mind, please let me contact you.
How can I contact you?
 
Make each account look unique: separate browser profiles, clean proxies, and no overlap in logins. Warming them up slowly with normal actions (views, likes, small comments) helps them stick better. Tools like Multilogin can handle the browser part.
 
ntaylor123321 said:
im gonna drop some sauce here. creating an account on the linkedin app and mobile proxy will have much higher success rate. check out geelark. still takes a lot of time on the warmup.
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Have you dropped the sauce? Or can you share some ideas on how I can create LinkedIn and it would last longer?
 
You should use AdsPower software which can manage multiple accounts with separate proxies. In addition, you should buy verified real user Linkedin accounts to ensure system sustainability.Its price and market is around 100 dollars.
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Just treat the former accounts and new ones information apart, they shouln't link to one another
 
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