Members send you connection requests from their own profiles. Start with 100 free points.
Your connections are the first people LinkedIn shows your posts to. A wider network gives every post a bigger starting audience.
The link to your personal profile: linkedin.com/in/your-name.
Members open your profile and send a connection request. You accept the requests you want in My Network.
Connect with other members, or like and comment on their posts.
There are no paid plans and nothing to buy. You spend points that you get by helping other members.
Members who chose to connect send the requests, so you don't have to cold-invite strangers and risk LinkedIn's invitation limits.
We never ask for your LinkedIn login, cookies or a browser extension. You only share a public link.
A LinkedIn connection is a two-way link: you see each other's posts, can message each other and share your networks. LinkedInLikes lets members ask for connections and send requests to each other by hand, so your network grows with people who chose to connect.
LinkedIn limits how many invitations you can send each week, and many ignored invites can hurt your account. When members send the requests, you only click Accept. Your weekly invitation budget stays free for the people you really want to reach — use the connection message examples for those.
Read more about building a network in how to network on LinkedIn and free ways to get more connections.
You never share your password or install anything. Members open your link on LinkedIn and act from their own accounts, like any visitor. LinkedIn makes its own decisions about accounts, so promote only your own content and keep a natural pace.
No. We only need the public link. Never give your LinkedIn login to any growth service.
Yes. There are no paid plans and points can't be bought. You get 100 starter points after confirming your email and earn more by completing other members' tasks.
No. You decide which requests to accept in My Network → Invitations. Accept the ones that fit your goals.
Yes. LinkedIn allows up to 30,000 first-degree connections. After that, people can still follow you.
Use connections when you want two-way relationships — job search, sales, recruiting. Use followers when you post for a wider audience. See Connect for Connect vs Follow.
Every day we pick a few random tasks from members and show them here, so their posts get a few more eyes.
See all running tasksLinkedInLikes is a free community for growing your LinkedIn posts, profile and company page with help from other members.
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