Goal Two new retainer clients
- Day 1Pulled people who engaged with a rebrand post
- Day 2Visited and followed the founders among them
- Day 4Connected with a note about their brand
- Day 7Shared one relevant case study
LinkedIn automation for freelancers and consultants
For freelancers and consultants who win work through people: designers, developers, writers and fractional operators. awwreach warms up the people who hire for your skill, sends a short note in your voice and follows up, from your own account at a safe pace.
Notes come from their profile and latest post, written the way you write. Or use your own templates.
Per person, cancel any time. No seats, no sender pools, no agency tiers.
Every step is decided and logged, and nothing is sent until you turn dry run off.
Stories
Three journeys from a signal to a client conversation, day by day.
Goal Two new retainer clients
Goal Reach new CTOs in their first 90 days
Goal Follow up on a meetup within a day
Playbooks
People who posted about the problem you solve in the last 24 hours, contacted while it is on their mind.
Best for: Signal-led outbound with a clear topic
Start with this playbookPeople engaging with a competitor's or thought leader's post, warmed up and connected.
Best for: Signal-led outbound
Start with this playbookLeaders in their first 90 days. Congratulate, connect, and offer something useful.
Best for: Clay or Sales Nav job-change lists
Start with this playbookA patient sequence across profile, posts, connection, message and voice for target accounts.
Best for: Tier-1 accounts
Start with this playbookWithin 24 hours of an event: connect with attendees and speakers while it's fresh.
Best for: Conferences, webinars and meetups
Start with this playbookConnect, then three short follow-ups over two weeks: something useful, a proof point, a polite close.
Best for: When most replies come on the second or third touch
Start with this playbookA personal connection request and one friendly follow-up. The simplest way to test a new audience.
Best for: Your first flow, or trying a new list
Start with this playbookVisit, follow and like their post over a week, then connect. They know your name before you ask.
Best for: New LinkedIn accounts and cold audiences
Start with this playbookSafety
We'd rather send a little less than put your LinkedIn at risk.
3–9 minutes between any two actions, working hours only, in their timezone.
New accounts start at 30% and ramp up over three weeks.
Rate limits pause the account for 6 hours. Restrictions stop everything.
See every decision before anything sends.
| Per paid account | LinkedIn guidance* | awwreach flows | AI agents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection requests | 80–100 a day, ~200 a week | 25 a day, 120 a week | 17 a day |
| Profile visits | ~100 a day | 80 a day | 56 a day |
| Messages | ~100 a day | 60 a day | 42 a day |
| Comments | ~100 a day | 20 a day | 14 a day |
| InMail | 30–50 a day | 25 a day | 17 a day |
*As published by our LinkedIn provider, Unipile. awwreach numbers are fully warmed-up defaults; free plans and new accounts get less.
No automation is risk-free, and your profile is your shop window. awwreach runs on your own account with 3–9 minutes between actions, a three-week warm-up ramp and dry run on by default.
Guides
How one person turns a signal into a conversation.
Read moreWhat to look for when your profile is your business.
Read moreEvery daily cap, the warm-up ramp and dry run.
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