Linkedin Limits Warmup
LinkedIn limits for 2024-2026 with warm-up protocol for inactive accounts.
git clone https://github.com/Cold-IQ/ColdIQ-s-GTM-Skills.gitDescription
LinkedIn limits for 2024-2026 with warm-up protocol for inactive accounts. Use when planning LinkedIn campaigns, avoiding account restrictions, or warming up new/dormant accounts.
What this skill does
- 1Documents current LinkedIn limits for 2024-2026: 400 connections per month, 800 InMails per month, and recommended daily caps by action type.
- 2Provides a three-phase, 21-day warm-up protocol for inactive or restricted accounts with manual-only activity in the first two weeks.
- 3Lists account health indicators (acceptance rate, response rate, pending connections) with healthy, warning, and danger thresholds.
- 4Covers the six red flags that trigger LinkedIn restrictions and how to recover if an account is already limited.
When to use
- You are starting LinkedIn outreach on a dormant or new account and need a warm-up schedule before using automation.
- Your connection acceptance rate dropped below 20% and you need to diagnose why.
- You want to know the safe daily volume limits before scaling a LinkedIn campaign.
- An account got restricted and you need a recovery process to reactivate it safely.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Linkedin Limits Warmup?
Linkedin Limits Warmup is a Claude Code skill for outbound by Sacha Ranasinghe (ColdIQ). LinkedIn limits for 2024-2026 with warm-up protocol for inactive accounts.
When should I use Linkedin Limits Warmup?
You are starting LinkedIn outreach on a dormant or new account and need a warm-up schedule before using automation. Your connection acceptance rate dropped below 20% and you need to diagnose why.
How do I install Linkedin Limits Warmup?
Run the install command (git clone https://github.com/Cold-IQ/ColdIQ-s-GTM-Skills.git). Once the skill is in place, Claude Code loads it automatically whenever a task matches what it does.
Is Linkedin Limits Warmup free to use?
The source is public on GitHub (Cold-IQ/ColdIQ-s-GTM-Skills), but the repository has no open-source license, so reuse rights stay with the author.