Be active on LinkedIn
without being weird.
Otto audits the account it works from: how much of LinkedIn you actually use, and how much of it reads as automated. Two scores, a quadrant, and fixes that are mostly one tap.
Audit my profile →Part of every GTM Otto plan. 7 days free, then €99/month.
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scores, from behaviour: activity and weirdness, 0–100
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quadrants — Operator is the one worth being in
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tap for most fixes, applied through your own account
The two axes
Are you a LinkedIn weirdo? Now there's a number.
Everyone tells you to post more. Nobody tells you when your activity starts reading as a machine — the blank invites, the "Great post!" comments, the messages that all sound the same. That is what gets you ignored by buyers and flagged by LinkedIn, and it has never had a number.
The optimizer scores both directions at once. Activity: how much of your safe allowance you actually use. Weirdness: how much of it looks automated. The goal is the Operator quadrant — fully active, recognisably human.
Where accounts land
B
Occasional bot
Quiet for weeks, then a burst of automation.
D
Spray
High volume that reads as a machine.
A
Invisible
Nothing to flag — and nothing to find.
C
Operator
The full allowance, with human patterns.
How it works
An audit that can also apply its own advice.
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Otto reads your real activity
Through your connected account: your posts and comments, the invites still pending and how old they are, the conversations you started and whether anyone answered. Not your bio — your behaviour.
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You get two scores and a quadrant
Activity, scaled against a month at safe limits. Weirdness, from the patterns that read as automated. Together they place you on the map — and every signal shows its own number, so nothing is a black box.
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Most fixes are one tap away
Withdraw stale invites. Set human working hours. Lower a cap that's running hot. For the rest, Otto writes the draft — a headline for your buyer, not your CV — and you paste it.
Behaviour, not bio
Profile checkers grade your text. This one watches what your account does.
A perfect About section doesn't save an account that behaves like a bot. Because Otto operates your account, it can score the signals no text checker can reach — and when it can't see something, it says so instead of guessing.
- A pile of pending invites, counted by age — the evidence LinkedIn reads first
- Blank connection requests sent at scale
- Template posts and messages, clustered by how alike they are
- Bursts of actions, and activity at 3am your time
- Generic comments — “Great post!” is a bot tell
- Days spent over the safe ceilings
Before you run your first audit
What does the weirdness score measure?
The patterns LinkedIn actually flags and other people actually notice: generic comments, bursts of actions, activity at 3am your time, template posts and messages, a pile of stale pending invites, blank invites at scale, a low acceptance rate, and days spent over the safe ceilings. Each signal shows its own number, so you see what is driving the score, not just the score.
Isn't this just another profile-strength meter?
No. Taplio, Resume Worded and LinkedIn's own meter score your profile text against generic rules. This audit has your connected account, so it scores what the account does: the invites it has pending, the messages that all read the same, the hours it works. A perfect About section doesn't help if your behaviour reads as a bot.
Do I need to connect my LinkedIn account?
Yes — that is the whole point. The audit reads your real activity (posts, comments, invites, conversations) through the same connected account Otto prospects from, inside the same daily read budget that keeps it safe. Nothing is ever posted, sent or withdrawn without a tap from you.
What can Otto fix for me?
Three kinds of fixes. Things Otto does through your account after one tap, like withdrawing pending invites older than three weeks (bounded to 50 a day). Settings applied instantly, like working hours, a lower daily cap, or putting first messages back behind approval. And drafts you paste yourself, like a headline written for the buyer your plays target instead of your CV. The next audit detects the change and closes the recommendation.
What if I'm active outside Otto?
The audit is honest about what it can see. Activity done by hand or through other tools shows up in your public signals but not in the invite and message records, so those numbers are floors, and the screen says so instead of guessing.
How often does it run, and what does it cost?
At most one audit per account per day, refreshed automatically every week while the account is active. It is included in the plan — no add-on, no credits.
Find out which quadrant you're in.
Then get to Operator.
Connect your account, run the audit, and start clearing the list — while Otto runs your prospecting from the same seat. 7 days free, then €99/month.
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