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What is a dedicated IP for LinkedIn automation?

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Short answer

A dedicated IP is an internet address used only by your LinkedIn account when a cloud tool sends on your behalf, so no other user's behaviour is tied to it. LinkedCamp gives every account a dedicated IP matched to the profile's country on all plans, including the $69 Turbo plan.

The longer answer

When automation tools share infrastructure, many accounts run from the same IP. A dedicated IP means only your account sends from that address, so other customers' activity isn't mixed into your account's IP. Chrome extensions can't provide this; they use your personal or office IP.

  • Dedicated IP = only your account sends from it
  • Shared IP = your safety depends on other accounts' behavior
  • Chrome extensions cannot (they use your own IP)
  • Country-based dedicated IPs match account geography

Key terms

Dedicated IP
An IP address assigned exclusively to a single LinkedIn account, so the account's behavioral signals don't compound with anyone else's. Reduces restriction risk vs. shared or residential IPs.
Cloud-based vs. Chrome-extension automation
Cloud-based tools run on dedicated servers (better safety, operation while your computer is off, higher cost). Chrome-extension tools run in your browser (cheaper, require the browser to be open, higher restriction risk on residential IPs).

Sources

  1. 1LinkedCamp: safety & warm-up
  2. 2LinkedCamp pricing

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