Automatically Invite the Right LinkedIn Connections
to Follow Your Company Page

Not directly through the standard Page invitation action. First qualify the profiles and send them connection requests. Only people who accept and become eligible 1st-degree connections should continue to the Invite to follow organization step.

A typical workflow looks like this:
Find profiles → Qualify → Connect → Keep accepted connections → Invite to follow Page

Yes, but the route depends on their connection degree and your LinkedIn Page plan.

Linked Helper can collect relevant people who reacted to or commented on posts. If they are already eligible 1st-degree connections, they can continue to the Page invitation step. Other profiles must connect first.

Premium Company Pages can also use LinkedIn’s native feature to automatically invite recent content engagers, regardless of connection degree.

Yes. Build your audience using LinkedIn search filters, Linked Helper CRM data, campaign lists, tags, and exclusion lists.

For larger audiences, add AI ICP Detection to compare profiles with criteria such as role, company type, market, seniority, location, and contextual fit. Only matched, eligible 1st-degree connections continue to the Page invitation action.

LinkedIn gives Pages a monthly invitation credit balance, which may be shared across Page admins. Sending an eligible invitation uses one credit. If the recipient accepts, LinkedIn returns the credit to the Page balance, although the update may take up to 72 hours.

Declined, ignored, or withdrawn invitations may continue to consume credits until LinkedIn renews the balance. Linked Helper automates the workflow but does not create, increase, or bypass LinkedIn’s invitation credits.

Yes. With a separate Linked Helper license for each LinkedIn account, selected employees can run the same collection, qualification, exclusion, and Page invitation workflow across their personal networks.

This helps the company reach relevant connections across leadership, sales, marketing, recruiting, and partnerships. However, Page invitation credits may be shared across administrators, so adding more admin accounts does not bypass the Page’s shared credit limit.

No. Linked Helper works with LinkedIn Basic, Premium, Sales Navigator, and Recruiter.

Sales Navigator is optional but can provide more precise search filters for building source audiences. A Premium Company Page is also optional; it adds native LinkedIn capabilities such as automatically inviting recent content engagers and inviting followers of similar Pages where available.