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LinkedIn New Connection Welcome Message

Tutorial

  1. Connect to LinkedIn using PhantomBuster's browser extension

    This automation acts on your behalf on LinkedIn. The safest and most efficient way for the Phantom to connect to your account is by using your session cookie, which you can retrieve using PhantomBuster's browser extension. It's a simple 2-click installation:

    If you're operating from another browser, you can find your cookie manually.

    cb connect to linkedIn step

  2. Write and customize your welcome message

    This section allows you to automatically greet your new connections in a personal way with a message of up to 8000 characters, to be sent once the user has accepted your connection request.

    To personalize your messages, use the placeholder buttons underneath the text box to input placeholders such as #firstName#, #lastName# or #company# in the message. You can find the available placeholders by clicking on the + sign when "Scrape all available profile data" is checked.

    linkedinnameplaceholders

    Note: The real text replaced by the placeholder will count towards the total character limit, so leave some room for longer names in the message.

  3. Attach a file to your message

    You can attach a file to your message, such as a proposal, white paper, a CV, or a job description. The maximum file size is 20 MB.

    attach_filesAttach a file to your message

  4. Choose your condition for sending messages

    You have 3 options:

    1. Send to all
    Send the message to all the profiles you've given.

    2. Send only if the last message was from the recipient (Reply)
    Only send the message in response to a user - meaning that if you were the last person to send a message in your thread, the message will not be sent.

    3. Send only if the last message was from me (Follow up)
    Only send the message as a follow-up to a user - meaning that if the recipient was the last person to send a message in your thread, the message will not be sent.

  5. Launch your Flow

    Last but not least: turn on your Flow! By default, your Flow is inactive. Simply "Enable" it:

    demo flow

    Once you have, it'll launch automatically at the best times, continuously, with one goal in mind: to keep on top of new connections who have accepted your request or whose requests you have accepted so that you never miss a beat when it comes to sending out a warm welcome.

    Keep track of your Flow's actions as they happen using the Flow's dashboard - the "Performance" tab will help you visualize your progress, whilst the "Connections" tab will break it down profile by profile.

    linkedin welcome message flow results2A preview of the results page for the Flow.