LinkedIn applications that run without you
A campaign searches for vacancies on your query and applies from your account while you get on with your day. It answers employer questions from your resume and never invents what is not there.
JobPath is not affiliated with LinkedIn. Applications go out on your instruction, from your own account.
Why applying on LinkedIn by hand wears you down
It is not the difficulty. It is the same action repeated dozens of times a week.
The same questions in every form
Years of experience, work authorisation, willingness to relocate. The answers never change, and you type them again every time.
Early applications get seen
A fresh vacancy collects a flood of applications in its first days. Reaching it a week later means joining the back of the queue.
By the tenth vacancy you are done
Job hunting happens alongside a job, and the dullest part gets the least energy. That is usually where it stops.
What the campaign does and what it leaves alone
Honest about the limits. We would rather say it upfront than leave you guessing why a vacancy was skipped.
| — | Left to you | Done by the campaign |
|---|---|---|
| One-step applying on the platform | Nothing | Opens, fills in and sends it on its own |
| Employer questions in the form | Nothing, as long as the resume has the answer | Answers them from your resume |
| Resume in the LinkedIn application settings | Choose which resume to use | Puts your file there if it is missing |
| A question your resume does not answer | Decide whether to answer it yourself | Skips the vacancy rather than inventing an answer |
| A form on the employer's own site | Go through it yourself, the link stays in the history | Skips it and writes the reason |
One-step applying on the platform
Left to you:Nothing
Done by the campaign:Opens, fills in and sends it on its own
Employer questions in the form
Left to you:Nothing, as long as the resume has the answer
Done by the campaign:Answers them from your resume
Resume in the LinkedIn application settings
Left to you:Choose which resume to use
Done by the campaign:Puts your file there if it is missing
A question your resume does not answer
Left to you:Decide whether to answer it yourself
Done by the campaign:Skips the vacancy rather than inventing an answer
A form on the employer's own site
Left to you:Go through it yourself, the link stays in the history
Done by the campaign:Skips it and writes the reason
How it works
Four steps, and the campaign carries on by itself.
Connect your account
Signing in happens in a window we show you. With Google, Microsoft or Apple you type the password yourself, on their own page.
Pick a resume
The file goes into your LinkedIn application settings if it is not there yet. Its text is what answers employer questions.
Set the query and the limits
The job you want, location, work setup, seniority and how recent the posting is. Plus stop words and the pace of applying.
Start it and close the tab
The campaign runs on our side. Its page shows where applications went and why vacancies were skipped.
What the campaign can do
It does not only send. It decides whether sending is worth it.
Answers the form questions
Experience, city, work authorisation, years with a technology. Answers come from your resume and stay consistent across forms.
Never credits you with more than you have
When the resume has no answer, the campaign skips the vacancy. Invented experience in a form costs more than a missed application.
Keeps a human pace
Applications go out one at a time with a random pause, not in a burst. The daily ceiling is its own, separate from other platforms.
Cuts the obvious misses early
Stop words by job title and company. Vacancies that are clearly wrong for you never spend your daily limit.
Explains every step
The history shows what was sent, what was skipped and why, in plain words rather than error codes.
Works your hours
Set a window for applications or leave it around the clock. The campaign pauses and resumes on its own.
What happens to your account
The platform is sensitive to automation, and we take that more seriously than speed.
Your account, your instruction
JobPath is not affiliated with LinkedIn and is not its partner. Applications go out in your name, on your instruction.
A steady exit address
One address is tied to your account and held while it works. Jumping between exits is more visible to the platform than the applications themselves.
Stops by itself
If the platform asks your account a question, the campaign stops and tells you, instead of pushing on.
What is next to this
Applying is half the job. The other half starts once someone replies.
LinkedIn applications
The campaign searches and applies for you. You are here.
Get the resume in order
The campaign answers questions from your resume, so it also decides what you end up applying to.
Resume analysisPrepare for the interview
Applications lead to calls. AI practice and a question bank for your field.
Mock interviewCommon questions
Short answers to what people ask before starting.
