80/20 summary - what to remember

There are 3 ways to connect the LinkedIn accounts of your clients and manage them:
- inviting your clients and making the install the extension (safest + most reliable)
- doing it with their credentials with multiple chrome sessions
- switching your chrome extension to another account (worst way)

💡 You can engage on your behalf of your customers, read this for more.

Method 1: make your customers install the extension

Advantages:
- reliable
- easy to manage for you
- safe for their LinkedIn account because it'll use their own IP address

Weakness:
- requires a stronger onboarding but i have a process for you

Step 1: invite your customer as team member

Step 2: make them connect their Li account + chrome extension

You can make them follow this tutorial if you need.

Step 3: to avoid unfortunate disconnections, give them 1 single homework

Tell them to do the following every 2 to 3 days if they are NOT super active on LinkedIn by default.

Method 2: connect yourself their accounts with multiple chrome sessions

Advantage:
- your client doesn't have to do anything

Weakness:
- not reliable
- not safe for their LinkedIn account
- requires many (too much) efforts from your end

Step 1: create multiple Chrome Sessions

You basically need to create multiple gmail addresses to be able to access multiple chrome sessions

Step 2: connect the Li account in each chrome session and install the chrome extension

Make sure to connect your chrome extension to the right workspace and to the right LinkedIn account if you have multiple LinkedIn accounts.

Method 3: use client's credentials without multiple chrome sessions

Advantage:
- easy to do

Weakness:
- not reliable
- not safe for their LinkedIn account
- not scalable, unproductive method

I don't think it's worth talking about this method as it will give you poor results.