Question 1

How to use Scrab.in (Quick tutorial)

Accepted Answer

Introduction course to Scrab.in

Q: What's the difference between Visit and Scan?

Visit Profiles automatically enters on the profile page. This way, you can extract more information and also perform all the actions avaliable (that being: endorse skills, send an invite to connect and send a direct message). Scan Profiles gets all the information that is visible in the search results, so it basically gets full name, company name and job title. | We suggest using Visit Profiles as you'll get more information. Additionally, the lead will see that you visited the profile (and there's a high probably that they'll visit you back).

Q: Can LinkedIn ban or close my account?

| LinkedIn won't ban your account using Scrab.in, that's if you use it under certain limits 😃 <a href="https://scrab.in/en">Scrab.in</a> gets the data replicating human behaviour with random delays, as well as a maximum actions per day/per account. That's how we ensure that LinkedIn doesn't get through our users. However, LinkedIn can restrict your account at any moment without prior notification. ||| To avoid getting banned, don't use Scrab.in on different tabs at the same time with the same account. This will produce errors on the data gathering and won't protect you from getting banned.

Q: Do I need to already have many contacts to use Scrab.in?

If you want to use the Visit Profile function, we suggest you have an extensive network (in order to get as many data as possible). However if that's not the case, don't worry about it! 🙂You can use the Grow your network tool to increase your contacts on Linkedin. Inside LinkedIn, go to <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/mynetwork/">My network</a>. Then, open Scrab.in and click on the button Grow your network that you will find on the bottom. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/79c65a82aab71000/mtprofile-copy-52x_s8unth.png" alt="" /> This feature automatically sends contact requests for you. Amazing, right?

Q: How to configure Actions?

First up, let's open up the Dashboard. To do so, click on the extension: <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/79c65a82aab71000/mtprofile-copy2x_rsi8m1.png" alt="How to access the Dashboard" /> The Dashboard is Scrab.in's control panel where you'll be able to configure everything you need, but in this case let's focus on Actions: <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/79c65a82aab71000/mtprofile-copy-72x_zybd5y.png" alt="This is how the Dashboard looks like" /> <h3 id="actions">Actions</h3> Actions allows you to adjust both the behaviour of the extension as well as configure the automatic messages that will be sent each time a new connection is invited. We suggest leaving the default settings and modifying only the content of the messages. Inside Scan/Visit, you can choose to avoid connecting with connected profiles in the first, second or third degree. You can also choose to avoid visiting profiles that do not contain profile photography (this is useful to avoid unimportant profiles). Note: By default, the option to skip profiles that are out of network is already active, since if you cannot establish a relationship of at least third degree, LinkedIn does not show the profile as visible and therefore cannot collect any useful information. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/79c65a82aab71000/mtprofile-copy-82x_uj44rn.png" alt="Scan/Visits" /> In the bottom part, you'll find daily visits and scans limits. We strongly recommend to not modify this

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Where can I use it?

Scrab.in works both on LinkedIn and Sales Navigator, specifically in the search page. The search page is where you describe your target, for example: CEO's in Miami.

| LinkedIn limits their search results to 1.000 (aproximately), that's why we recommend to narrow down your search query to 1000 or less and work changing this query when finished.

How to start growing your network quickly

Go to LinkedIn's search page and select People
Specify your target in the search box (Example: Digital Marketing United Kingdom)
Customize the filters however you want and remember to select 2nd degree connections.

Click on the extension on the top right corner of your browser to open Scrab.in
Click on Visit Profiles, and then hit play.

That's all! Scrab.in will visit every profile listed on your search and will invite them to connect with your profile. Since this process is automatic, you can leave the window open and focus on more important things. We'll do the work for you 😉!

Where can I check the data

Question 2

What's the difference between Visit and Scan?

Accepted Answer

Visit Profiles automatically enters on the profile page. This way, you can extract more information and also perform all the actions avaliable (that being: endorse skills, send an invite to connect and send a direct message).

Scan Profiles gets all the information that is visible in the search results, so it basically gets full name, company name and job title.

| We suggest using Visit Profiles as you'll get more information. Additionally, the lead will see that you visited the profile (and there's a high probably that they'll visit you back).

Question 3

Can LinkedIn ban or close my account?

Accepted Answer

| LinkedIn won't ban your account using Scrab.in, that's if you use it under certain limits 😃

Scrab.in gets the data replicating human behaviour with random delays, as well as a maximum actions per day/per account. That's how we ensure that LinkedIn doesn't get through our users.

However, LinkedIn can restrict your account at any moment without prior notification.

||| To avoid getting banned, don't use Scrab.in on different tabs at the same time with the same account. This will produce errors on the data gathering and won't protect you from getting banned.

Question 4

Do I need to already have many contacts to use Scrab.in?

Accepted Answer

If you want to use the Visit Profile function, we suggest you have an extensive network (in order to get as many data as possible).

However if that's not the case, don't worry about it! 🙂You can use the Grow your network tool to increase your contacts on Linkedin.

Inside LinkedIn, go to My network. Then, open Scrab.in and click on the button Grow your network that you will find on the bottom.

This feature automatically sends contact requests for you. Amazing, right?

Question 5

How to configure Actions?

Accepted Answer

First up, let's open up the Dashboard. To do so, click on the extension:

How to access the Dashboard

The Dashboard is Scrab.in's control panel where you'll be able to configure everything you need, but in this case let's focus on Actions:

This is how the Dashboard looks like

Actions

Actions allows you to adjust both the behaviour of the extension as well as configure the automatic messages that will be sent each time a new connection is invited. We suggest leaving the default settings and modifying only the content of the messages.

Inside Scan/Visit, you can choose to avoid connecting with connected profiles in the first, second or third degree. You can also choose to avoid visiting profiles that do not contain profile photography (this is useful to avoid unimportant profiles).

Note: By default, the option to skip profiles that are out of network is already active, since if you cannot establish a relationship of at least third degree, LinkedIn does not show the profile as visible and therefore cannot collect any useful information.

Scan/Visits

In the bottom part, you'll find daily visits and scans limits. We strongly recommend to not modify this

Question 6

Can I use Scrab.in on different tabs at the same time?

Accepted Answer

You can't use Scrab.in on different tabs if it's the same Scrab.in or LinkedIn account ⚠️

This will produce errors gathering and saving the data, as well as messaging problems. In addition, your account could be banned, because your profile is doing actions too fast for a human (hence LinkedIn will think something's wrong).

That's why we strongly suggest to avoid this practice to avoid future problems with your account.

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