Proxies and profile creation

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I'm diving deep into the world of using LinkedIn to generate leads for a B2B product. At first I was buying LinkedIn profiles from sellers here but I realized that if I don't know how they're creating them (ie: it's some random dude using a crappy data center proxy) then that profile will be tainted forever.

So I started creating them. I'm using Jarvee. Here are my steps. I'd love for you guys to poke holes in it and tell me what I can do better:
  1. I create the social profile via Jarvee
  2. add the proxy to that social profile
  3. use the embedded browser, navigate to outlook.live.com (with that same proxy's IP address)
  4. create an outlook account
  5. then I add a backup account to the outlook account (using mailnesia.com) in case I get locked out of the outlook account
  6. next I create the LinkedIn account
  7. most of the time it asks me for a mobile phone number to confirm before finishing creation, so I use smspva.com (which works pretty well)
  8. After creating the account I populate it with a unique profile pic, unique banner, unique headline/about section, job experiences, interests, education (basically creating a full, believable profile)
  9. Then I put the profile on super-conservative settings for 10-14 days before raming it up. I only add 3-7 people per day, and do a small amount of liking
I'd love to get some feedback on this process. Is there something I'm doing majorly wrong here?

I'm operating the account with the same proxy that I'm creating the account with but it's still logging me out and giving me captchas. Would appreciate any help/perspective you guys can provide.
 
LinkedIn uses arkoselabs as protection layer, so they probably already know you are using automated software.

- I wouldn't use jarvee, but VPS + real chrome + linkedhelper extension. Less chance of getting banned.
- Use linkedin lions in your advantage, it will help to boost your accounts a lot.
- Before starting any advertising, grow them till 500+ connections, age them for few weeks.
- Purchase linkedin premium it will give less chance to get banned.
- Do not spam. Really. You will not succeed anyways there by spamming. Target your audience wisely.
 
Try to avoid popular bots for your browser fingerprint are easy to catch, then block all your accounts, also mixed 2-3 proxy providers in my view.

Last, warm your account step-by-step, Do not be greedy in the first month.
 
Are you using residential static IPs for creating these accounts? Are these proxies mobile proxies? You'd want to answer these questions before identifying what's causing your accounts to get logged out and triggering captchas.
 
If it is ok, what B2B are you selling?
 
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