Your LinkedIn account, kept safe.
We help owners who worry about LinkedIn restrictions grow their network with a real person sending every request, through their own Sales Navigator, so their account and name stay safe.
“It's more important to me that you don't damage my reputation than that we get more leads.”
We hear that on calls, and we agree. Here is exactly how we work in your account.
Who does the work?
A trained operator on our team of ten. A real person, working in your own Sales Navigator, sends every connection request and every thank-you message by hand, at a human pace.
What do we never do?
- We never use bots, automation tools or scripts on your account.
- We never send anything you haven't approved. You approve every search and every message script first.
- We never sell in your name, and we never ask anyone for money.
- We never pitch on the first message. Requests go without a note, and the thank-you asks one genuine question.
What is the track record?
Since we went fully hand-sent, we haven't lost a single client profile.
LinkedIn's User Agreement does not allow bots or other automated ways of using the site, and accounts caught running them get restricted. That is why we stopped using automation and do everything by hand.
- 40,525connection requests sent by hand across our clients, April to July 2026
- 31.4%of those requests accepted
- 47public LinkedIn recommendations for Kenneth
- 0client profiles lost since we went fully hand-sent in November 2024
Who owns the conversations?
You do. Every reply lands in your own inbox, in your own account. There is no contract, so you can stop any month, and your network and every conversation stay with you.
One useful idea, every Sunday.
One email every Sunday. What we saw across live LinkedIn accounts this week, one thing to try, and one thing to stop doing.
Questions about your own account? Message Kenneth on LinkedIn.
How visible are you on LinkedIn, really?
Offline, you are the expert in the room. Online, a buyer looks you up before they reply to anything. What do they find? 20 questions, about 3 minutes. Free. No card. No call.