Linkedin What measures can I take to prevent LinkedIn from blocking my accounts?

[Birdstoc]

In light of the effectiveness of SEO tactics on LinkedIn, I established a few accounts and successfully indexed articles by incorporating backlinks. However, within the first week, the initial account was banned (requiring ID submission, etc.), followed by subsequent bans on other accounts.

To prevent LinkedIn from banning new accounts, I need concrete solutions. I want to emphasize that I haven't engaged in spamming or contacting other members; my sole activity on LinkedIn has been posting articles in the Pulse section.

I seek actionable advice and am open to paying for solutions that enable me to generate and post from multiple LinkedIn accounts. Please refrain from ChatGPT responses as they haven't been helpful to me.

 

[Bracell]

You can't get around that with new accounts. You'll have to use older ones—ones that are at least 3 months old.

 

[Airship]

I have a question about blocking a number on a LinkedIn account. Is it a serious matter? Hopefully, someone can provide some insight.

 

[LinTaru]

You have to prepare the accounts for 1-3 months before you start posting. Otherwise, they'll just keep banning your accounts.

 

[InformerRappa]

Perhaps someone could explain the warm-up process to avoid being prompted for identity verification. I'm willing to wait several months or even half a year before I start posting.

I'll acquire a spare phone and set up a new SIM card, and use only that device.

Could someone share some gradual warm-up steps that won't trigger the verification process? They don't need to be quick; the goal is to establish a profile for the long term.

 

[Fishar]

I suggest gradually interacting with your account and being mindful of your IP address. LinkedIn considers IP address behavior important in determining whether you might be spamming or not.

 

[Screevava]

Who has experienced mass restrictions on LinkedIn accounts in recent weeks or months? It's becoming a real pain.

 

[Landia]

After 25 or 30 days, it's important to warm up your accounts before posting. Otherwise, your accounts may continue to be banned.