AlwaysNoticed keeps your professional presence active around the people and conversations that matter — helping turn visibility into followers, conversations, and business opportunities.
Engagement first. Posting, connection requests and Sales Navigator are built and on the roadmap, not sold today.
Followers at the start of each month on the founder's own account. The six months before April added about 12 followers a month. One account, so n=1 — read it as evidence, not as a projection.
The same account as LinkedIn shows it, 14 September 2026. Not our charts, theirs — click any to see the whole page.
Follower growth, 90 days — LinkedIn analytics
Follower growth, 7 days — LinkedIn analytics
Replies, mentions and follows arriving — LinkedIn notifications
LinkedIn rewards people who show up in the right conversations, consistently, with something worth reading. That means finding the relevant posts, being early, and writing a comment that sounds like a person — thirty or forty times, tonight, and again tomorrow.
Most professionals manage it for three weeks. Agencies feel it multiplied: the same repetitive work across every client account, each one needing its own targets, its own voice, and its own login. So it gets handed to a virtual assistant at $300–$600 a month per account, who needs briefing, needs managing, and takes holidays — or it quietly stops happening.
AlwaysNoticed does that shift. It uses LinkedIn the way you do: from your own IP, in your own feed, and it steps aside the moment you log in.
Illustrative, shaped by the founder account's August pattern: about 35 comments, 40 likes, an 85-minute session. Your dashboard shows the real thing, timestamped.
AlwaysNoticed runs as separate modules, each doing one job on your LinkedIn account. Engagement is live today. The rest get built, proven and priced on their own — you never pay for what does not exist yet.
Comments and likes on your own feed and your target list, every night, in your voice.
Drafts and schedules your own posts. Approve before anything publishes — not sold on its own yet.
LinkedIn's own numbers on whatever else you run. Not sold separately.
Sourcing and qualifying leads from your searches.
Connection requests and follow-up messages, paced the same way.
Every night it picks a persona — lurker, balanced, engager, power engager — and mixes scrolling, idling, liking, opening posts, browsing profiles and reading its own stats. No two nights look alike, and roughly one night in seven it only reads.
It reads your own home feed, scores posts on reactions, age and relevance, and dismisses off-topic cards so the feed gets better for you too. Target lists are worked through the feed, never by jumping to a URL. It never comments twice on the same post.
Your account never shares an exit IP with anyone else's, and it never moves country between nights. A problem on one account cannot reach another. Each account also gets its own persistent browser identity.
You connect in one click with a browser extension that hands the session to your dashboard. The session credential is encrypted on a private volume; the database holds none of it. We never ask for your LinkedIn password.
Taken from your own LinkedIn analytics export, inside the normal session, every second night. These are LinkedIn's measurements, not ours, grouped so your posts' reach and the engagement done on other people's posts are never confused.
Each comment and like, the post it went on, whether it succeeded, the persona, the session length — and when a night fails, what stopped it. Nothing is summarised away.
Each client sees only their own account, activity and analytics. Two people inside the same agency cannot see or act on each other's LinkedIn account — that boundary is covered by 363 automated policy checks, not by an assurance.
Stop an account mid-session, or let tonight finish and stop after it. Only a person can start it again. Clients request an automation; you approve it only once the connection and the account's own IP are ready.
Two sessions active on one LinkedIn account at the same time is on LinkedIn's own list of reasons for restricting an account. So AlwaysNoticed watches for you: it checks whether you are on the account every few actions, and every couple of minutes while it is waiting.
The moment it sees you, it stands down mid-session — no comment half-written, nothing racing you for the page. When you leave, it resumes where it stopped, or ends the night if there is not enough of it left. Your activity log only ever contains actions it took, so it can tell the difference between you and itself.
Compare us to the person you would otherwise pay, not to the cheapest extension in the category.
| Approach | AlwaysNoticed | A $39 extension | A virtual assistant |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost per account | $79–$99 | $29–$99 | $300–$600, plus your time briefing them |
| Where it runs from | A dedicated IP and browser identity for that account alone | Shared cloud infrastructure, or the operator's own browser | Their own device, wherever they are |
| When you are on LinkedIn | Stands down and waits | Carries on | You coordinate by message |
| What it does besides comment | Scrolls, idles, likes, opens posts, browses profiles, dismisses off-topic cards, follows targets | Posts comments on a schedule | Whatever you briefed, on a good day |
| How it sounds | Your own register, tone, length and language, eight engagement styles, banned phrases enforced automatically, never invents a personal story or a memory | One generic voice, same for every customer | Depends who you hired and how careful they are that day |
| Who approves what goes out | Auto, or review every comment before it posts — your choice, per account | Whatever it wrote, posted | You, if you have time to check |
| What you get back | LinkedIn's own analytics in a dashboard, plus every action and its outcome | A count of comments made | Screenshots, if you ask |
| Client access | A login per client, request and approve, pause now or after tonight | One operator account | None |
| Separation between clients | Per-account IP, per-account browser, 363 automated policy checks | Usually shared | One person, all your clients |
| Consistency | Every night, paced, within per-account limits | Every night, on a schedule | Weekdays, minus holidays and sick days |
Extension and assistant columns describe the category as it was priced and advertised in September 2026, not any one named product.
The founding cohort keeps this price for as long as they stay. List price moves once there is proof beyond our own account. This prices Engagement, the module for sale today — future modules get their own price when they ship.
One LinkedIn account. Target lists, commenting, per-account limits, activity log and LinkedIn's analytics in your dashboard.
Get startedEverything in Solo for every client, plus a client login each, request and approve, pause controls, and per-account isolation. $59 per account above ten.
Get startedOptional. We research the 50 to 100 named people your buyers already follow and load them as your targets. The one part of setup that takes real work, priced as work.
Ask about itA LinkedIn workflow that is specific to your business, built and run on the same isolated infrastructure.
Get a quoteBilled monthly, cancel whenever you like. Every account needs its own dedicated IP, which is included in the price above. Founding customers get a 30-minute onboarding call at no charge.
Automation of any kind sits outside LinkedIn's user agreement, and we do not pretend otherwise. What we control is risk: your own IP, your own browser identity, human pacing, per-account limits, and standing down whenever you are on the account yourself. Use of this service is at your own risk.
We cannot promise it will not. On the founder's own account, four months of nightly engagement produced zero platform warnings. Every session runs inside per-account limits and from one dedicated IP that never changes country.
Yes. Auto, or review every comment before it posts — your choice, set per account.
No. You connect in one click with a browser extension that hands the session to your dashboard. The session credential is encrypted on a private volume; the database holds none of it.
It checks whether you are on the account every few actions, and every couple of minutes while it is waiting. The moment it sees you, it stands down mid-session and resumes when you leave, or ends the night if there is not enough of it left.
On the founder account, 29 comments and 39 likes on an average night across 111 nights, in a session of roughly 85 minutes. Roughly one night in seven it only reads.
A login per client, each seeing only their own account, activity and analytics. Clients request an automation; you approve it once the connection and the account's own IP are ready. Separation is covered by 363 automated policy checks.
Stop an account mid-session, or let tonight finish and stop after it. Only a person can start it again. Billing is monthly — cancel whenever you like.
Tell us who you want to be visible around. We will set up the targets, the voice rules and the account's own IP, and you will see the first night's activity the next morning.
