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16 guides · updated 2026-08-06

Connect a LinkedIn account, run outreach campaigns, and message accepted connections.

01Connect your LinkedIn accountUserTwo-minute setup: sign in via OAuth, tick the Premium box if applicable, set your auto-pause threshold.linkedinsetupoauth
02Create your first LinkedIn campaignUserFill the create form: name, account, product description, objective, connection note, booking link. Use AI to draft fields, grounded in your org profile.linkedincampaigncreate
03Add recipients to a campaignUserThree tabs, Manual Entry, Upload CSV (with column detection), CRM Contacts. Optional auto-sync creates CRM contacts for any prospect not already there.linkedinrecipientscsv
04Launch a campaign and send invitesUserLaunch flips status to running. The Send Queue is a scrollable list; pick a prospect, copy the note, open LinkedIn, paste, send, confirm via one of five buttons.linkedinlaunchsend-queue
05Check who accepted your invitesUser24h+ invites surface for confirmation on the dashboard. Same flow available inline on Recipients tab rows. Yes accepted, Still waiting, or Withdraw, all user-confirmed.linkedinpending-acceptsaccept
06Message your accepted LinkedIn connectionsUserDraft my first message (1 credit) or Write my own (free). Pull from CRM and switch-campaign chip on the header keep the prospect + campaign context accurate.linkedinaimessage
07Record replies and follow up on stalled threadsUserCheck for replies (24h+) has an inline paste-reply input. Time to follow up (72h+) deep-links directly to the prospect's conversation.linkedinrepliesfollow-up
08Engage with a prospect's recent LinkedIn postUserInline picker on the conversation page that lists the prospect's recent LinkedIn posts so you can comment or react on a specific one. AI drafts a comment for you. A shared profile cache with Discover means most prospects are free.linkedinengagementcomment
09Pause, resume, edit, or delete a campaignUserPause / Resume on running campaigns. Edit on draft/scheduled/paused. Hard-delete only on draft or cancelled.linkedincampaignlifecycle
10State-aware Recipients tabUserPer-row state pill + attention badge + click-to-expand inline actions. Continue the workflow from any row, send invites and confirm accepts without leaving the campaign.linkedinrecipientsstate
11Acceptance rate and auto-pause safetyUserAuto-pause flips running campaigns to paused if your acceptance rate dips below the safety threshold (default 30%).linkedinsafetyacceptance-rate
12LinkedIn free vs Premium, what changes for outreachUserFree accounts cap personalized invites at 5/month. Tick the Premium checkbox in Settings to suppress the warning.linkedinpremiumfree-tier
13Switching between LinkedIn accountsUserMulti-account dropdown in the LinkedIn module header, appears when you have access to 2+ accounts. Switches your active context (visibility / preference), but doesn't change which LinkedIn you're logged into in your browser.linkedinswitchermulti-account
14Reassign ownership of a LinkedIn account (admin)AdminSuper-admin only. Transfer ownership of a connected LinkedIn account to a different teammate when the original owner leaves or the account was connected under the wrong identity. Doesn't auto-migrate campaigns.linkedinadminreassign
15Share a LinkedIn account with your teamUserFlip an account or campaign to Team scope so everyone in your org can see it, modeled on email's Team Inbox. Owner stays in control of edits and sending still happens in the teammate's LinkedIn browser session.linkedinteamsharing
16Troubleshooting LinkedIn campaignsUserCommon LinkedIn issues, unknown timestamps, repeating rows, empty CRM contacts, AI "wait" on fresh accepts, drifted stats, reconnect prompts, safety-gate confusion, per-campaign scope, and how to fix each.linkedintroubleshootingdebug

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