How to rotate multiple LinkedIn senders in one campaign

This guide explains how to rotate multiple LinkedIn senders in one campaign to increase your daily actions without getting blocked.

LinkedIn sets daily and weekly limits on activities. This determines the number of actions (profile views, connection requests and messages) you can safely automate per day.

LinkedIn has strict rules that forbid automated activity and outreach. To expand your reach while following LinkedIn's best practices, use the Account rotation in Snov.io Campaigns. It allows you to add multiple LinkedIn accounts to the same campaign. 

Why use LinkedIn Rotation:

1) Increase campaign volume while following the recommended limits

2) Spread outreach across several accounts to prevent restrictions

How LinkedIn Rotation works

Prospects in the campaign are automatically distributed across the added LinkedIn accounts.

LinkedIn rotation follows the daily action limits specified in each account’s settings. Each LinkedIn profile will only be assigned as many recipients as allowed by its limit.

Once a recipient is assigned to a specific LinkedIn account, all actions in the sequence for that recipient will be performed using that same account.

If your list has more recipients than the total daily limits of all LinkedIn accounts in rotation, some recipients may not be assigned to any account and will appear as Unassigned.

Limits belong to the account, not the campaign. If an account sends in several campaigns at once, its daily limit is shared between them, so each campaign gets fewer actions from it. Keep each account in one or two active campaigns, or raise the total volume by adding more accounts.

How to enable LinkedIn rotation

Step 1: Create or edit a campaign

First, create a new campaign or edit an existing one.

On Step 3 of the process – Sending options – add accounts from the list of LinkedIn accounts you’ve connected to Snov.io.

Rotation activates automatically in any campaign that has more than one LinkedIn sender account. You can select up to 5 accounts for one campaign.

To delete an account from the campaign, click the ‘x’ icon next to the account you want to remove.

To edit an account, click the pencil icon next to the account you want to change. 

You can't edit a deleted account or remove an active account already interacting with recipients in your campaign. This helps to keep your campaigns running smoothly.

Step 2. Check daily limits and Social Selling Index (SSI)

 Snov.io shows the SSI score of each account and recommends safe outreach limits. LinkedIn now offers SSI only with Sales Navigator, so for free and Premium accounts the score is the last known one.

The Social Selling Index (SSI) directly affects how much daily actions you can perform on LinkedIn. It reflects your overall reputation on the platform.

Monitor your score directly in your Snov.io account settings and adjust your daily limits according to our recommendations.

Safety tip: enable LinkedIn account warm-up.

 

Connection requests on LinkedIn drive conversions and growth, but a steep rise in account activity can lead to restrictions.

Warm-up mode helps you safely and gradually increase the number of leads you connect with. The default settings are already optimized for you, but you can adjust them as needed before activation.

Step 3: Track metrics across accounts

Once the campaign is launched, you can track the overall performance for all accounts involved in the Statistics tab:

Or you can check how specific accounts are performing in the rotation:

Check your LinkedIn statistics on the Reports dashboard.

Read more about tracking LinkedIn campaign statistics

A bonus feature to handle deleted accounts 

If an account becomes inactive during a campaign, the system will automatically pause or stop tasks for that account. To prevent interruptions, keep all accounts connected and active.

By clicking Recipients, you can filter those who engaged with deleted sender accounts. You can either create separate campaigns for them or restore your LinkedIn sender account to reactivate the campaign manually. 

If you reconnect a removed account, it will automatically be reassigned to its previous recipients, and you only need to update the status from “Paused” to “Active.”

If you see that the account was disconnected, always reconnect it so your campaigns keep running as smoothly as possible.   

Troubleshooting

Why may a LinkedIn account get disconnected from Snov.io?

Note that an account can’t participate in the rotation if disconnected. This may happen for the following reasons:

• Password update: if you change your LinkedIn password, Snov.io may lose access to your account until the new password is updated in the integration settings. To prevent this, update your LinkedIn login details in Snov.io after changing your password.
• Violation of LinkedIn's terms: if your actions on LinkedIn (like sending too many connection requests, messages and numerous searches) violate LinkedIn's guidelines and your account shows rapid or excessive activity, it could be flagged or restricted.
• Security concerns: if Snov.io detects suspicious activity or security threats related to your LinkedIn account, it may be removed for safety reasons. If an account got disconnected from Snov.io, try reconnecting it. If that doesn’t work, reach out to our support team and we’ll assist you.

Reply to prospects from every account

Replies from all LinkedIn accounts in the campaign arrive in Unibox. You can answer every conversation in one place, without logging in to each LinkedIn profile. See how to track and respond to campaign replies.

Keep every account in rotation healthy

Rotation raises your total volume, but each account still carries its own risk. Check these on every account in the campaign:

• Acceptance rate. Compare accounts weekly. If one account drops below 25%, pause raising its limits and review its targeting and messages first.
• Pending requests. Withdraw requests older than 14 days so no account piles up unanswered invitations.
• Even workload. Keep limits similar across accounts instead of letting one profile do most of the work.
• Separate proxies. Give every account its own proxy location so they don't share one IP.

See how to keep your LinkedIn account healthy for the full list of signals, a weekly check routine, and how to swap out an account that needs a break.