Doreach shows Connection rate as connected prospects divided by everyone enrolled in the campaign. The number includes people whose connection request is still queued or waiting for an answer, so it is not a pure accepted-versus-sent rate.
Read the campaign before changing it
Open the campaign and check these parts together:
- Connected shows how many enrolled prospects have connected.
- No reply yet separates people awaiting acceptance from connected people awaiting a reply.
- Prospect activity shows queued work, connection status, withdrawn invitations, and stopped prospects.
A campaign can show a low connection rate while many invitations remain queued. Check the prospect states before judging the audience or copy.
LinkedIn does not publish a universal healthy percentage. Compare campaigns with a similar audience, offer, and amount of processed outreach. Do not treat a small or unfinished campaign as a final result.
Start with audience relevance
People need a clear reason to recognize you or understand the connection. Narrow searches that combine a relevant role with an industry, location, or shared context.
Use post engagers or group members when that source gives you a real connection to the topic. Do not add a shared context that is absent from the prospect’s record.
Make the sending profile recognizable
LinkedIn recommends keeping your profile information current so recipients can recognize you. It also recommends a profile photo. Check the sending account’s photo, name, headline, role, and company before changing the invitation copy.
A complete profile cannot make an irrelevant request useful. Fix the audience first, then make sure the profile supports the reason for connecting.
Give an invitation note specific context
LinkedIn’s personalized invitation guidance recommends a short note that explains how you found the person, what you share, or why you want to connect.
Doreach lets you send a connection request with or without a note. If you add one, keep the draft within Doreach’s 180-character limit and use a supported merge tag or valid spintax. The merge tags and spintax guide lists the available fields.
Avoid claims about the prospect that your audience data cannot support. A precise reason for connecting is more useful than a broad compliment or an immediate product pitch.
Slow new invitations while you investigate
Open Outreach accounts, choose the account’s action menu, and select Limits. Lower the daily connection-request range when you need time to inspect the audience and campaign results. The range applies across every campaign using that account.
Lower volume does not repair targeting or guarantee account safety. It limits how many new requests Doreach can send while you make changes.
Let Doreach handle unanswered invitations
Each campaign has a Withdraw unanswered connection requests setting on its Schedule tab. Doreach defaults to 14 days and allows a minimum of 3 days. When the period ends, Doreach withdraws the unanswered request and the person leaves the campaign, unless the connection request step is set to continue with the next steps.
LinkedIn says a withdrawn invitation cannot be sent to the same person again for up to three weeks. It also says ignored, pending, or spam-marked invitations can contribute to an invitation restriction. Read LinkedIn’s current invitation restriction guidance before changing the account’s limits.
Pause the campaign if its audience is wrong. Use the campaign results to define a narrower audience for the next campaign, then review the sending profile and invitation note before launching it.