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Outreach that respects the account.

Practical notes on LinkedIn’s limits, why we run the automation on your machine, which numbers actually matter, and what AI drafting is genuinely good for.

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10 September 2026AI

AI can write your first draft. It should not send it

What AI is genuinely good at in outreach, where it reliably fails, and why every draft here waits for a person.

4 min read

10 September 2026Engineering

Detecting a LinkedIn restriction without crying wolf

The word 'captcha' appears on every healthy LinkedIn page. Here is how we learned to detect a real challenge instead of matching a string.

5 min read

9 September 2026Analytics

The three numbers that tell you whether your outreach is working

Sent count is a vanity metric. Acceptance rate, reply rate and meeting rate are the ones that change what you do next.

5 min read

7 September 2026Architecture

Why your outreach should run on your own machine

Cloud-based LinkedIn tools put your session on someone else's server, in someone else's IP range. Here is what that actually costs.

5 min read

4 September 2026Deliverability

What LinkedIn's connection limits actually are, and why nobody can give you one number

Weekly invitation caps, daily activity caps, and why your account's history matters more than any published figure.

6 min read

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