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ModumUp’s Marketing Director, Ekaterina Altbregina, shared insights about LinkedIn limits and some tips on what to do if you get blocked.
🔸First, let’s talk about connection request limits. LinkedIn allows you to send about 200 connection requests per week. If you are just starting to develop your profile, we recommend not sending more than 80-100 connection requests each week for the first two weeks. Once you have regular profile activities, you can increase this number to 220 requests.
With the help of automation tools, you can increase the number of connection requests sent per week to 1000. But you need to tread softly and not send all 1000 requests simultaneously, but spend a couple of days sending them sporadically. Otherwise, there’s a risk of getting shadowbanned.
🔸Secondly, there is also a limit on the number of messages sent per day. It’s better not to send more than 50 messages a day with the same text. And we suggest not doing it too quickly, otherwise LinkedIn will decide that you are using automation and will block your profile.
The same goes for endorsing skills and leaving likes for posts: try not to do this back to back, otherwise LinkedIn will see that you’re opening profiles too often and performing typical actions every time; they’ll then restrict actions in the profile.
❓What do you do if your profile is being restricted and requests passport verification?
One of the obvious actions is that you need to send a scan of your passport; it’s important that your name in the profile matches the name on your passport. Otherwise, LinkedIn may not restore access to your profile.
After that, you’ll receive an automatic notification by email that the application has been accepted for consideration. And after 3 days, you’ll get an email with questions about what activity you have done in your profile. You answer the email and you’re warned about which actions can no longer be performed and the profile is restored.
This is how profile recovery goes in normal situations, but sometimes it happens that you send a scan of your passport, but there ’s no response from the LinkedIn support team. What should you do then?
1. Write an email with the subject "Profile blocked" + upload the passport scan again
https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/ask/sdsupport
2. Write an email, using the link for requests about profile hacking. The support team responds faster to such messages
https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/ask/TS-RHA
3. Write a post in your Twitter profile and tag the LinkedIn team with a brief description of your problem. They respond very quickly, because such companies always take great care of the brand image and promptly respond to public inquiries.
That’s all we’d like to tell you about the limits on LinkedIn and what to do if you are still limited. Take care and wish you successful work on LinkedIn 🙂
#linkedintips
🔸First, let’s talk about connection request limits. LinkedIn allows you to send about 200 connection requests per week. If you are just starting to develop your profile, we recommend not sending more than 80-100 connection requests each week for the first two weeks. Once you have regular profile activities, you can increase this number to 220 requests.
With the help of automation tools, you can increase the number of connection requests sent per week to 1000. But you need to tread softly and not send all 1000 requests simultaneously, but spend a couple of days sending them sporadically. Otherwise, there’s a risk of getting shadowbanned.
🔸Secondly, there is also a limit on the number of messages sent per day. It’s better not to send more than 50 messages a day with the same text. And we suggest not doing it too quickly, otherwise LinkedIn will decide that you are using automation and will block your profile.
The same goes for endorsing skills and leaving likes for posts: try not to do this back to back, otherwise LinkedIn will see that you’re opening profiles too often and performing typical actions every time; they’ll then restrict actions in the profile.
❓What do you do if your profile is being restricted and requests passport verification?
One of the obvious actions is that you need to send a scan of your passport; it’s important that your name in the profile matches the name on your passport. Otherwise, LinkedIn may not restore access to your profile.
After that, you’ll receive an automatic notification by email that the application has been accepted for consideration. And after 3 days, you’ll get an email with questions about what activity you have done in your profile. You answer the email and you’re warned about which actions can no longer be performed and the profile is restored.
This is how profile recovery goes in normal situations, but sometimes it happens that you send a scan of your passport, but there ’s no response from the LinkedIn support team. What should you do then?
1. Write an email with the subject "Profile blocked" + upload the passport scan again
https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/ask/sdsupport
2. Write an email, using the link for requests about profile hacking. The support team responds faster to such messages
https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/ask/TS-RHA
3. Write a post in your Twitter profile and tag the LinkedIn team with a brief description of your problem. They respond very quickly, because such companies always take great care of the brand image and promptly respond to public inquiries.
That’s all we’d like to tell you about the limits on LinkedIn and what to do if you are still limited. Take care and wish you successful work on LinkedIn 🙂
#linkedintips
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