Send Linkedin Connection Invite

This module can be used to send a connection invite to a LinkedIn person. You can choose to add a note to the invite or just send it without a message.

Use cases

Here are some potential use cases for sending LinkedIn connection invites:

  • Networking: Send personalized connection invites to individuals you meet at industry events, conferences, or webinars, creating opportunities for future collaboration.

  • Lead Generation: Automatically send connection requests to prospects based on criteria like job title, location, and industry, with a personalized note introducing your product or service.

  • Business Development: Send targeted connection requests to potential partners, collaborators, or investors in order to expand your business network and opportunities.

  • Brand Awareness: Use the connection request to introduce your brand to potential clients or partners in a non-intrusive, value-driven way, highlighting what your company can offer.

How To Use

Linkedin Url:

This module requires only one parameter, which is the Linkedin Url. This must be a valid profile url in the format of https://linkedin.com/in/<person> and it MUST be of a person that you are currently NOT connected with.

Message [OPTIONAL]:

This parameter can be added in case you wish to add a message to your LinkedIn invite. When left blank, the invite is send without the message. PLEASE NOTE that LinkedIn heavily limits the amount of in-invite messages. With a normal account you can only send up to 5 of these per month. With linkedIn premium however, you can send much more. Also please note that LinkedIn limits the amount of characters that can be send. For a non-premium account this limit is 200 characters. For a premium account it is limited to 300 characters.

Output

The output of this module is the following

{
	"sessionId": "string",
	"success": "boolean",
	"message": "string",
	"image_url": "string",
	"credits_used": "integer"
}

Costs

50 Browserflow credits per invite

Disclaimer

It is at your own responsibility to make yourself familiar with LinkedIns automation policies and restrictions.

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