What Reddit Says About Linkedin Apps
We compiled 25 Reddit discussions about Linkedin apps from 15 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/linkedin
Dux-Soup: Dux-Soup is a simple yet powerful automation tool for lead generation on LinkedIn. It automates profile visits and connection requests, helping users reach more prospects and generate leads more efficiently.
r/LeadGeneration
Hey there West-Cover-4036, is your Automation tool for Linkedin ready for Beta-Testers? I would love to check it out; I have been a Beta Tester, previously, as well. Wishing you much success with your new tool. ... As you explore the latest tools for 2024, I’d recommend checking out ESPY.
r/linkedin
I manage multiple accounts and most different types of content, so for the main account I use Taplio all the time, and for videos, I schedule them directly in LinkedIn, since you can't schedule them with Taplio for now.
r/ProductivityApps
i use Pressmaster.ai for linkedin stuff actually. it's pretty good at matching whatever tone you're going for - like if you want professional but not stuffy, it gets that. The best part is it works for both posts and comments, so when someone drops a long thoughtful post and you want to en...
r/LinkedInTips
The time and effort you spend on ChatGPT to get perfect LinkedIn content is much higher than what you spend on CopyTruck, which streamlines the process for you. ChatGPT here is like a generalist trying to do a specialist's job. Pls start with the free trial and experience the difference yoursel...
r/linkedin
Application System Broken · 1 · Not able to add more than 1 link to bio intro · 2 · 3 comments · Search results broken? the front page of the internet. Become a Redditor · and join one of thousands of communities.× · 43 · 44 · 45 · Best LinkedIn Automation Tool 2024?
r/Entrepreneurs
For those of you actively doing B2B outreach or recruiting on LinkedIn: ... Would love to hear your experiences or recommendations so I can choose the right setup before committing long-term. ... For outreach the best tool I’ve used is Salesflow. It lets you run both organic DM campaigns as well as ...
r/LinkedInTips
Clean and beginner-friendly with low operational overhead. The cloud-based approach means sequences run even when your laptop is closed, and the UI makes launching campaigns quick and painless.
r/b2bmarketing
The tool doesn't matter nearly as much as your approach. That said, if you must automate, Waalaxy or Expandi are the least likely to get your account restricted. But here's what actually matters: LinkedIn's cracking down hard on automation. Our clients using aggressive tools are getti...
r/linkedin
It's likely based on THEIR cellphone contacts confirming your name and number, being in each other's phone contacts if you have that app, and potentially other people looking at your profile. To the best of my ability, I avoid looking at people's profiles on LinkedIn unless I am looki...
r/linkedin
You could have requested a recommendation by going to someone's profile, clicking the 3 dot, and then click request a recommendation. Someone also could have clicked on the 3 dots, and there is a write a recommendation options.
r/MarketingGeek
12 votes, 10 comments. I’ve been testing different LinkedIn alternatives to find places where real networking still happens. LinkedIn is still the…
r/linkedin
LinkedIn now hides recommendations by default in some views, so make sure they’re set to “visible on profile” and check from desktop since the mobile app often collapses them.
r/automation
Supports LinkedIn + email · What’s not: Too basic for agency-level workflows · Paid plans ($60+) feel overpriced for what you get · 👉 Good for solo founders or beginners. Been around forever. What’s good: Feature-rich · Cheaper than cloud tools · 14-day trial · What’s not: Desktop app → your comput...
r/BeMyReference
still need the endorsement or recommendation? ReflectionNo6731 · • 2y ago · Hi, I tried to DM but it looks like mine won't work because I just created my account. (I get the "You need a more established Reddit account to send chat invites.") I am in need of a phone reference for an En...
r/SideProject
Which LinkedIn API do you recommend I use ? LinkedIn's official API requires I set up a company page and share my privacy policy Proxycurl seems easy but not sure if its okay to use something that is built by scraping (which LinkedIn's policy doesn't allow) Archived post. New comments...
r/jobsearchhacks
Just put your standard LinkedIn profile link at the top. If your resume does its job and proves you are a safe choice who understands their problems they will naturally click over to your profile and find those recommendations on their own.
r/linkedin
Can’t help but wonder why this particular business filed does not still have competitors though. Think about dating apps. We have Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, and many more. Similarly, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X are competing in their own category. But, when it comes to professional networking, Li...
r/linkedin
Layers - It's a dribbble alternative slowly moving towards social network aspect for designer niche. Read.cv - Started with a simple idea of clean resume. With Posts app they got into the social network game. Twitter/X - You can't ignore the networking power of X if used correctly. But the...
r/Recruitment
So you can check out something like chatterworks, ($50 a month 1000 contact credits ) which will give you access to pretty much all the LinkedIn profiles on LinkedIn but I still think it’s worth paying $79 a month so you never get stuck in LinkedIn jail for using chrome extensions and LinkedIn autom...
r/jobsearchhacks
No easy applies from what I experienced too, they always take you directly to the job posting which is nice. ... Posting a job on LinkedIn is extremely expensive. Lots of jobs are not posted. My company doesn’t post and we are one of the top companies in the world. It’s not worth it.
r/b2bmarketing
Among the most recommended alternatives in 2025 are Expandi (cloud-based automation with smart sequences and personalization), Skylead or HeyReach for multi-channel outreach, and Dripify or Meet Alfred for easy campaign workflows.
r/careeradvice
when someone searches your name and geography, they likely will find your LinkedIn in the top 3 results. You control that first impression. I know I search every applicant that comes across my desk for an interview (after the hr folks have narrowed it down).
r/LinkedInLunatics
LinkedIn can still be a good place to find jobs, just don't spend any time reading the feed. ... This! Banned the feed from my life - switched to reddit 😁. Use to keep in contact with not-so-close work ex-colleague s and expose CV. ... The job search functions are actually pretty decent. That ...
r/androidapps
https://www.reddit.com/r/fossdroid/comments/j4b8hz/alternative_to_linkedin_app/ ⬇️ · https://github.com/tobykurien/WebApps/blob/HEAD/README.md · captnkerke • 5y ago · You could try Maki Plus.
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