A self-assessment, not LinkedIn’s rules. Tick a line only when it describes how this account is actually used. The points were chosen for this page so you can see what moved the reading. Nothing here keeps an account in good standing, and TWL does not decide what LinkedIn will do.
Low on this checklist
Nothing on this list is ticked. That only means this self-assessment found none of these behaviours. It is not LinkedIn’s view of the account. Zero is low, one to four is medium, and five or more is high.
No fixes yet. Tick an item to see the change this page suggests.
Put the weekly cap you are willing to use into the invitation planner. The message counter only checks length.
How it works
- Tick a behaviour only when it describes how this account is used. The list is this page’s, not a LinkedIn policy.
- Each ticked item adds the points shown beside it. Zero is low, one to four is medium, and five or more is high.
- Read the fix on each ticked item, then set a weekly cap in the invitation planner. The page does not contact LinkedIn.
Questions
Is this LinkedIn’s restriction policy?
No. It is a self-assessment of behaviours people commonly discuss, such as sudden volume jumps, identical messages and more than one tool on an account. LinkedIn does not publish this list or these points.
Does a low result mean the account will stay unrestricted?
No. Low means you did not tick the items. The page cannot see the account, and it does not know what LinkedIn will do.
What do the points mean?
Each ticked item adds the points printed next to it. Five or more is a high reading, one to four is medium, and zero is low. The weights belong to this page so you can see what moved the reading.
Will TWL prevent a restriction if I clear the list?
No. TWL Reach can hold email and LinkedIn for a person to review. That review does not decide what LinkedIn will do with the account.
What should I do with the fixes?
Change the behaviour on the items you ticked, then put a weekly cap you are willing to use into the invitation planner. The message counter only checks length.