LinkedIn is an essential customer development tool for cross-border foreign trade. Many professionals around the world use LinkedIn as the main tool for publishing and sharing content, which makes it an essential channel tool for cross-border expansion.
However, many friends who do foreign trade know that LinkedIn accounts are easily restricted and blocked. But if you make good use of tools and use proxy IPs, you can solve this problem well. Here I will share with you how to use LinkedIn safely and efficiently through proxy IPs.
1. What is a proxy IP?
Proxy IP can be described as regular proxy servers that act as gatekeepers or intermediaries for all connections. Usually, you will connect directly to the desired site without hiding your IP or the data associated with it. Proxy allows you to route the connection through different computers. In this way, the website will only be able to see the IP address of the proxy server and will not be able to see any personal data of your original device, which acts as a "protective shield" to protect the real IP address and information.
When should you use a LinkedIn proxy?
In order to regulate the community environment, LinkedIn has long started to ban certain accounts and IP addresses based on internal information. In this way, companies and users are restricted from creating multiple accounts and pages at the same time. Therefore, in some cases, certain IPs and connections may be marked as suspicious or even robot-like activities, so we need to pay special attention to IP security and multi-account association prevention when using LinkedIn.
If you use LinkedIn through a proxy IP, you can circumvent any of these regulations. Basically, you just set up a unique proxy IP for each account so that each account has a corresponding security environment.
This brings up another question: How to use a proxy IP? Basically, you can set up a proxy in the normal way like any other type of proxy. The combination of a fingerprint browser and a proxy IP is the universal formula for operating LinkedIn with multiple accounts. Here's how to use a fingerprint browser to do this:
1. Open the fingerprint browser and click New Browser-Device Configuration;
2. Choose the equipment service you need. Social media operation and marketing generally choose static residential equipment.
3. After obtaining the device information, return to the browser configuration file page, select the proxy IP, and complete the account environment configuration.
Benefits of using a LinkedIn agent
1. Strengthen privacy protection
By using a proxy, you can keep your IP address and other sensitive information safe from being tracked. LinkedIn's privacy policy allows for the collection of a lot of your data, and a proxy can help eliminate that tracking.
2. Targeted push to customers
Proxy IP can be a good feature supplement for your daily browsing. For example, LinkedIn may identify your region and contact group based on your IP address alone, and push local content and user recommendations to you, which is very useful for those who want to enter a certain regional market and expand their network.
3. Multi-account IP isolation
Multi-account operation requires good anti-association. Otherwise, if the platform detects that they are owned by the same user, the account will be restricted at best and the IP will be blacklisted at worst. Using proxy IP + fingerprint browser can realize multi-account operation on one machine, while ensuring that each account is configured with a separate IP, and the association problem is solved. This is also a good choice and tool for remote workers or teams working in different time zones.
4. LinkedIn Automation
Social media automation is an efficient promotion method, such as automatic posting, automatic comments, etc., and if you want to achieve automation, proxy IP may be a must-have tool. You can also use static residential proxies to select different countries for your account and contact users in specific regions. This method is particularly beneficial for companies planning to enter new markets.
4. How to avoid being restricted?
In addition to the IP security issues mentioned above, you should avoid sending spam or promoting the same products or services on different accounts. LinkedIn can detect such activities, so spam will most likely result in all accounts being banned. In this case, a proxy IP cannot help you or protect your profile from being banned.
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