LinkedIn Automated Bot

[Ren Richardson]

I have already a bot to send connection requests, I'm looking to improve it to scale it and overcome LinkedIn limits.

 

[Chris Marquez]

Having a bot is a risky practice that violates LinkedIn's Terms of Service. While automation tools can save time and may seem like a quick way to grow your network, LinkedIn actively monitors and enforces policies against the use of bots, automation scripts, or any third-party tools that violate its guidelines.

 

[Perry Acapulco]

Having a bot is a risky practice that violates LinkedIn's Terms of Service. While automation tools can save time and may seem like a quick way to grow your network, LinkedIn actively monitors and enforces policies against the use of bots, automation scripts, or any third-party tools that violate its guidelines.

You're right Chris. Having an automated bot in LinkedIn may or will violate LinkedIn's terms and conditions that results to permanent banning of account.

 

[Conor Charles]

Set your bot to send no more than 20-30 connection requests per day for newer accounts and up to 50-80 for established ones.

 

[Dwight Bruskin]

If your goal is to scale your outreach without violating LinkedIn’s terms, consider using LinkedIn’s paid advertising options.

 

[Christof Cardillo]

Start with a conservative approach and gradually increase the number of requests per day, tracking the performance and any potential warnings.

 

[Ross Sclafani]

How did you start using the bot? What challenges did you encountered?