The LiHelper team
The people who build LiHelper and write its guides on LinkedIn timing, cadence and automation safety.
The LiHelper team is the collective byline on every article in the LiHelper blog. We are the people who build LiHelper, an independent AI LinkedIn growth tool, and we write about the mechanics we have had to understand to build it: when a post gets seen, how often to publish, what the analytics measure, and which kinds of automation get accounts restricted. There are no ads to sell and no data to resell, which is why the guides can afford to say when timing is not your bottleneck or when a feature we sell carries risk.
What we write from
Two sources, and we say which one each claim comes from. The first is the product itself: LiHelper builds a per-account engagement heatmap from stats synced by the LiHelper Connector Chrome extension, schedules posts at the hour that data supports, keeps six hours between posts, and caps every in-session action. When an article describes those rules, the numbers are read from the code. The second is our own account data, used sparingly and labelled as single observations rather than dressed up as studies. We do not reproduce other people's statistics, quote reviews we do not have, or invent testimonials.
Articles by the LiHelper team
- Is LinkedIn automation safe? What gets accounts restricted, and what does not
What LinkedIn actually restricts, why session-replay bots get caught, how in-browser assist and official-API publishing differ, and a checklist for judging any tool.
- How often to post on LinkedIn: consistency beats volume
A cadence you can keep outperforms a burst you cannot. Why LinkedIn's first-hour test punishes stacked posts, and the six-hour spacing rule LiHelper enforces.
- Best time to post on LinkedIn: how to find your own hour instead of trusting a benchmark
Generic "Tuesday at 9" charts average other people's audiences. How to read your impressions and reactions, and how LiHelper builds a per-account heatmap.
About LiHelper
LiHelper writes LinkedIn posts from your own profile, adds a designed image and schedules each one at your best time; on Pro it can publish for you. Posts go out through LinkedIn's official share API; analytics, engagement and job tools run in your own browser through the extension, and no password or cookie ever leaves it. The full story, including how we make money and how to reach us, is on the About page; plans are on the pricing page. LiHelper is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn. LiHelper is not related to Linked Helper (linkedhelper.com).
About the byline
How are the articles fact-checked?
Every claim about how LiHelper behaves is read against the code that runs in production before publishing, and re-read when that code changes. Claims about LinkedIn are limited to what is publicly documented or directly observable in an account's own analytics. We do not reproduce third-party statistics or invent our own; see the blog index for the full editorial standard.
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