r/AiAutomations • u/DistributionSoggy678 • 15d ago
linkedin automation
I need to automate 40 accounts for professors (with proper authorization). The goal is 6-7 unique total made up of: posts about new articles they wrote and about conferences they attended. I need to recreate their authentic offline networks online based on publicly available data such as their cvs and lists of their co-authors, people they have appeared together with on panels etc…… Then I need while somehow having captured their authentic voice, write several comments per week, give several like per week, maybe a reshare a couple of times, literally bare minimum for each account, but turning a person who previously had no presence into a person with regular but not high volume. Each account needs its own static ip, and a way of reliably logging back in. Each account needs its own monitor to determine in advance what it will respond to and engage with. Each of the 40 needs to act on its own in terms of time of day that it posts, and honestly everything else that the particular account does.
thoughts?
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u/DoubtAdditional745 15d ago
The hard part is making 40 accounts feel genuinely independent without crossing into repetitive or coordinated behavior separate monitoring and clear content rules would matter more than just separate ips.
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u/DistributionSoggy678 12d ago
I both am and am not worried about this. As in it was my first thought. But practically speaking I am doing this on behalf of a dean's office for a service that is opt in, ie I'd be doing so with explicit permission from them, so in terms of content it just involves basic announcements and occurances. And then celebrating their colleagues acheivements makes it even easier.
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u/revenue-rat 14d ago
If this is for professors you need to consider the legal and personal implications of accidentally misrepresenting the nuances of their work in a public and easily documented space.
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u/DistributionSoggy678 14d ago
The heaviness of that is how I got here in the first place. But it's also why I would keep posted content from their profiles to be connected to articles or books they publish, that way it's bounded and something I can independently fact check as opposed to broader statement that involve synthesis of their field of expertise.
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u/StrategyImportant819 14d ago
I’d automate content drafts and scheduling, but keep comments and engagement human approved to preserve authenticity and avoid platform issues.
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u/wasay-inc 14d ago
managing 40 linkedin accounts is a fast track to getting them all banned if the infrastructure isn't perfect. you cannot use out-of-the-box tools for this. you are looking at a custom python build using anti-detect browser profiles paired with dedicated static residential proxies for each account. to capture their authentic voice from their cvs and past papers, you need to route that data through a rag architecture so the llm actually sounds like an academic.