Q: Setting Your Daily LinkedIn Action Limits

Understanding LinkedIn's Rules LinkedIn sets a weekly limit of ~150 connection requests per week for all paid users, and ~50 per week for free users. This isn't just a suggestion – it's a hard limit enforced by LinkedIn to maintain platform quality and prevent spam. Think of it as a weekly budget you need to manage carefully. Some automation tools let you send 75 requests per day. While this might seem appealing, sending this many requests means you'll hit LinkedIn's weekly limit in just two days. After that, LinkedIn will block your ability to send more requests for the rest of the week. Recommended Daily Invite Limits To balance your outreach efforts with LinkedIn's restrictions, we recommend setting your daily invite limit in Botdog as follows: <ol> <li>Free LinkedIn Accounts:</li> </ol> <ul> <li>5 to 10 invites per day</li> </ul> <ol> <li>Premium LinkedIn Accounts (Sales Navigator, Premium, Recruiter Lite, or Recruiter):</li> </ol> <ul> <li>25 invites per day</li> </ul> Your success on LinkedIn isn't just about the number of requests you send – it's also about maintaining a natural, professional presence on the platform. LinkedIn's algorithm pays attention to several factors: <ul> <li>How established your account is</li> <li>Your current network size</li> <li>Your daily activity patterns</li> <li>How many people accept your requests</li> </ul> How Botdog Manages Your Limits If you reach LinkedIn's weekly limit, don't worry. Botdog will automatically reschedule your remaining invites until the limit is lifted. This ensures that your campaigns continue to ru

Question 1

LinkedIn Account Safety: Automating with Confidence Using Botdog

Accepted Answer

We understand that your LinkedIn account is crucial for your professional life. That's why we've made account safety our top priority.

Here's how we ensure your account remains secure while automating your outreach:

Advanced Human-like Automation:
- Our system mimics natural human behavior patterns.
- Actions are spread out over work hours with random delays.
- This approach helps operations stay undetected within LinkedIn's guidelines.
Conservative Rate Limits:
- We've implemented strict action limits, even more conservative than our competitors.
- This significantly reduces the risk of triggering LinkedIn's automated detection systems.
Cloud-Based Connection:
- Unlike easily detectable Chrome extensions, we use a secure cloud connection.
- This method is less likely to be flagged by LinkedIn's security measures.
Industry-Leading Safety Standards:
- We've meticulously reverse-engineered our competitors' products and rate limits.
- After thorough analysis, we've implemented the safest and most conservative decisions in each part of the product.
- This makes Botdog best-in-class for LinkedIn automation safety.
Limit Automation Tools:
- For optimal safety, we recommend using only Botdog for your LinkedIn automation.
- Using multiple tools simultaneously can increase the risk of detection. Best Practices for Users:

We strongly recommend using Botdog as your sole LinkedIn automation tool. Usi

Question 2

How to Cancel Your Botdog Subscription

Accepted Answer

To cancel your Botdog subscription:

Log into your Botdog account
Navigate to Settings > Billing
Click on "Go to my billing portal"
Look for and click on the "Cancel plan" button
Follow the prompts to confirm your cancellation

Note: Cancellation typically takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle. If you need immediate assistance or don't see these options, please contact our support team.

Question 3

How to Set Up a Custom Proxy for Your LinkedIn Account

Accepted Answer

Route your LinkedIn activity through a specific IP address for greater account safety, multi-account management, or consistent geo-location.

Why use a custom proxy?

By default, Botdog runs your LinkedIn activity from our cloud servers. Adding a custom proxy means your activity will appear to originate from your proxy's IP instead. This is especially useful if you:

Manage multiple LinkedIn accounts and want each tied to a distinct IP address
Want your activity to appear from a specific country or city
Have a LinkedIn account previously accessed from a fixed IP and want to keep it consistent

Supported proxy types

Botdog supports all three major proxy protocols: | Protocol | Standard Port | Notes | | ---- | | HTTP Recommended | 3128 | Broadest compatibility with Botdog's validation | | HTTPS | 3128 | Encrypted variant of HTTP proxy | | SOCKS5 | 1080 | Lower-level protocol; fully supported | Tip: If you're unsure which protocol to use, start with HTTP on port 3128. It's the most compatible with our validation system and the easiest to debug.

How to add your proxy

Go to yourAccount Settingsin Botdog
Select theLinkedIn accountyou want to configure
Navigate to theProxytab
Enter your proxy details:
- Protocol:HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5
- Host / Domain:Your proxy's IP address or hostname (e.g.15.235.141.132)
- Port:e.g.3128for HTTP/HTTPS,1080for SOCKS5
- **Usernam

Question 4

How to Automate Invitations to Follow Your Company Page with Botdog

Accepted Answer

Before You Start

Important requirements:

You can only invite your 1st-degree connections to follow your company page
You must be a page admin (super admin or content admin) with invite permissions
Your company page must have these fields completed: Industry, Company size, and Overview
This feature isn't available for pages with 100,000+ followers

Method 1: Using Pre-Built Sequences

From your Botdog dashboard, click on "Explore all available sequences"
Navigate to "Advanced Sequences"
Select "Invite to follow your company page"
Import your contacts and launch the campaign

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Question 5

Setting Your Daily LinkedIn Action Limits

Accepted Answer

Understanding LinkedIn's Rules

LinkedIn sets a weekly limit of ~150 connection requests per week for all paid users, and ~50 per week for free users. This isn't just a suggestion – it's a hard limit enforced by LinkedIn to maintain platform quality and prevent spam. Think of it as a weekly budget you need to manage carefully.

Some automation tools let you send 75 requests per day. While this might seem appealing, sending this many requests means you'll hit LinkedIn's weekly limit in just two days. After that, LinkedIn will block your ability to send more requests for the rest of the week.

Recommended Daily Invite Limits

To balance your outreach efforts with LinkedIn's restrictions, we recommend setting your daily invite limit in Botdog as follows:

Free LinkedIn Accounts:

5 to 10 invites per day

Premium LinkedIn Accounts (Sales Navigator, Premium, Recruiter Lite, or Recruiter):

25 invites per day

Your success on LinkedIn isn't just about the number of requests you send – it's also about maintaining a natural, professional presence on the platform. LinkedIn's algorithm pays attention to several factors:

How established your account is
Your current network size
Your daily activity patterns
How many people accept your requests

How Botdog Manages Your Limits

If you reach LinkedIn's weekly limit, don't worry. Botdog will automatically reschedule your remaining invites until the limit is lifted. This ensures that your campaigns continue to ru

Question 6

Does syncing pull in my entire LinkedIn message history, or only the message history related to contacts I’ve reached out to through Botdog?

Accepted Answer

It will only sync conversations tied to contacts that you’ve reached out to through Botdog. It does not sync your entire LinkedIn message history.

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