When you run multiple active agents on a single LinkedIn account, they share the exact same daily activity budget.
Campaign Cannibalization happens when one agent consumes all or most of your LinkedIn limits, leaving fewer daily actions available for your other agents.
Here is how Gojiberry handles shared account limits and how to manage competing campaigns:
1. Why It Happens
LinkedIn places global daily caps on invitations, messages, and profile views for every connected profile. When you connect two or more Agents to the same LinkedIn account, those limits are shared across all of them.
Lead Prioritization Engine: Gojiberry automatically evaluates and ranks prospect lead quality across all running campaigns.
Limit Allocation: The system assigns your available daily LinkedIn actions to the highest-priority leads first, regardless of which agent discovered them.
Resource Monopolization: If one agent discovers a high volume of top-priority leads, it may consume your entire daily LinkedIn allowance during an execution launch.
2. Recognizing Cannibalization in Your Workspace
Because Gojiberry prioritizes high-quality leads, lower-priority campaigns will gracefully yield activity to keep your outreach efficient.
Empty Execution Queues: You may notice that the queue for a lower-priority agent stays empty during launch cycles, even though it has qualified leads available.
Unbalanced Output: One agent performs the vast majority of invitations and messages while others remain dormant.
ℹ️ Expected System Behavior: This is standard, intentional behavior designed to maximize your connection rates while strictly protecting your account safety limits.
3. How to Balance Outreach Manually
If you want to ensure a lower-priority agent gets immediate execution time, you can manually rebalance your workspace output:
Navigate to your Agents tab.
Locate the high-priority campaign that is monopolizing your account limits.
Temporarily toggle its status to Paused.
Gojiberry will automatically redirect the available daily LinkedIn actions to your other active agent during its next scheduled launch.
Once the lower-priority campaign processes its desired leads, toggle the primary campaign back to Active.