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linkedin-limits-and-safety

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Use this skill when a LinkedIn account is used for outreach and someone asks how much is safe: connection requests, messages, profile visits, reactions and comments per day, the invitation-note character limit (200 free, 300 Premium), pending-invite hygiene, warm-up order, weekday and working-hour pacing, the warning signs of a restriction, and a Monday health check with a one-screen report. Fires on "how many invites per day is safe", "is my LinkedIn account at risk", "LinkedIn jail", "weekly invitation limit", "restricted", "connection request limit", "why was my invite not sent", or "pace this account". Numbers hold whatever tool sends the action.

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Applies to any LinkedIn account that sends outreach, by hand or through a tool, and to
the weekly question "are we about to lose this account?". Produces a cap per action,
a set of rules that cost more than the caps when broken, and a one-screen health
report with a verdict.

Every number is per LinkedIn account per day, whatever sends the action. They were
tuned against real LinkedIn throttling and against the ceiling most automation
providers allow (roughly 80 to 100 invites a day), and they sit deliberately under it.

## The play

1. **Set the caps.** Connection requests 20, direct messages 40, profile visits 40,
   reactions 30, comments 15. Sum 145 actions a day, the ceiling for one account
   across every tool that touches it. Lower for a new or thin account (under 3 months
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