• Connect your LinkedIn account using Cookies

  Sometimes, connecting your LinkedIn account through cookies can be more sustainable, especially if you experience frequent disconnections. This method is particularly necessary for LinkedIn Recruiter accounts. Here's how to do it: Install a Cookie Editor Extension First, you'll need a Chrome extension that allows you to view and edit cookies. We recommend "Cookie Editor," which you can find in the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/cookie-editor/hlkenndednhfkekhgcFew readers

• How to Set Up Your Botdog.co Account

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• Do I need a paid LinkedIn Subscription to use Botdog?

  While Botdog works great with a free LinkedIn account, upgrading to a paid subscription can really take your outreach to the next level - and so we recommend it for every user. Here's why: 1. Higher Connection Limits Paid accounts let you send up to three times more connection requests (150-200 per week versus 50 per week on a free account) as well as more invitation notes (only 5 per month for free accounts). That's a lot more networking potential! 2. Advanced Search Filters Premium pFew readers

• 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 tFew readers