An important insight and the reason for writing this article is that LinkedIn presented some changes in the process of invites. Now the availability of this undocumented feature and inviting through it in the software is almost the only way to expand your network beyond the LinkedIn invitation limits; growth can be reached many times faster and automatically. In September 2022 LinkedIn introduced a way to add contacts via email. Now it can’t be done via bulk email upload, but only by selecting your address book contacts. You can find a solution to the problem of bulk inviting through emails in the Linked Helper (the guide is described below in this article).
Note: The feature we are discussing in the article is not functional for the majority of accounts as of August 2023.
We also did a study of other automation services to understand what bulk invite opportunities they had after LinkedIn canceled bulk invites based on mailboxes. According to our data, most competitors can automate no more than 100 invites per week, and only a few offer workarounds such as messaging group members or event attendees (these are available in Linked Helper as well). But even then, you’ll be limited to 100 people per day (which is less than the possibility of the undocumented feature in Linked Helper).
Let’s understand the essence of these updates based on our tests, and also look at how inviting works in Linked Helper. This will help you bypass the system and still invite over 100 contacts a week by finding their emails automatically through the software. All manual actions are minimized –- you only need to set everything up once.





