Even when you’re running your outreach through Buzz, it’s important to remember that the Social Platform still enforces its own internal sending limits.
These limits operate independently from Buzz and can differ from account to account based on factors like your activity history, engagement level, and overall account performance.
💌 If You See "Sending Basic InMails Was Limited"
For instance, regardless of whether your plan includes up to 800 InMails per month, your actual sending capacity may depend on several factors, such as your account’s engagement level, acceptance rate, and recent activity patterns.
If you hit your personal limit, you will see these notifications on Buzz:
These limits are fully managed by the Social Platform and can’t be changed from our side.
🛠️ How to Fix It
To gradually increase your sending capacity, we recommend:
Keeping a consistent and natural daily activity pattern;
Maintaining a strong connection or message acceptance rate;
(Optional) Verifying your account or upgrading your Social subscription.
⚠️ If You See “Connection to New Profiles Was Limited”
If you see this message appear among your Buzz notifications, it means the Social Platform has temporarily restricted your ability to send new connection requests.
It usually happens for one of the following reasons:
You’ve reached the weekly connection limit (typically around 100 invites per week);
You have too many unanswered connection requests;
Your acceptance rate for sent invitations is low;
Some recipients reported “I don’t know this person”;
🛠️ How to Fix It
You can usually resolve the issue by:
Pausing new connection requests for a few days until the restriction lifts;
Withdrawing old pending requests to improve your connection ratio;
In Buzz: Go to Account Settings → Pending Connections → Delete oldest pending invitations to configure or automate this process.
3. Engaging with your current network through comments and interactions;
4. Personalizing your connection messages to increase acceptance rates.
These restrictions are temporary and typically lift automatically after some time.
If the issue continues, check your Social Account settings for updates or reach out to the Social Platform’s support team directly.