If you want to have paying customers, then you need to collect a lot of leads and connect with them to convert them into customers. However, generating leads is not as easy as it sounds, it requires a lot of hard work and effort.
 

As a marketer, you must be aware of all the social media sites available for lead generation. But have you ever considered using LinkedIn as a lead generation platform?

 

Some surveys indicate that 59% of marketers generate leads from LinkedIn, compared to only 26% for other social media platforms. If you're not already using LinkedIn to generate leads, you're missing out on a huge opportunity.

Before we explore running multiple LinkedIn accounts safely, let’s quickly consider LinkedIn’s take on the matter and the risks associated with carelessly using multiple accounts.

 

According to LinkedIn's User Agreement, LinkedIn allows users to have only one account related to their real name and other personal information. If LinkedIn detects that you are using multiple accounts, all of those accounts may be suspended. This means there is a risk of permanently losing these accounts, including your main account. Account recovery is a long and rarely successful venture though.

However, there is a way to circumvent these issues and that is to use an anti-detection browser. Anti-detection browsers enable users to have multiple digital identities that are not tied to each other. Each LinkedIn account may have different IP addresses, device models, operating systems, and other fingerprinting parameters. This means that your multiple LinkedIn accounts will look like each account is used by a different person.
 

This is the safest option we've discussed so far. It's a good idea to buy two smartphones and physically divide them - it's the safest option. But can you imagine the thought of having 20 smartphones for multiple LinkedIn accounts? Or the hassle of dashing from one laptop to another in the office?

 

If you need to manage more than 5 LinkedIn accounts, this option is not cost-effective compared to anti-detection browsers.

 

In addition to this, anti-detection browsers also provide you with specific features to manage multiple accounts. For example, you can add labels and comments to each profile, set up proxies, create folders with accounts, and grant access to folders to contractors or employees. This way you don't have to log in and out every time.

 

Overall, anti-detection browsers are great for those who need to use multiple accounts simultaneously. It can save you from unpredictable account losses and reduce a lot of manual work in your daily work.