Lower starting level
The campaign begins with limited activity so connections, profile visits and messages do not start too hard.
When a campaign is in ramp-up, Coherta increases activity gradually. The campaign does not run at full speed from day one; it builds pace step by step.
Ramp-up is the period where a campaign deliberately works below its maximum activity level. It is used to start in a controlled way, distribute activity cleanly over time and avoid making new or changed workflows too aggressive from the beginning.
The campaign begins with limited activity so connections, profile visits and messages do not start too hard.
As ramp-up continues, the campaign moves to higher levels until it gets closer to the normal limits.
Inside the app, you can see when ramp-up is still ongoing and which level the campaign is currently on.
During ramp-up, you should not expect full speed. That is an intentional part of the pacing logic.
Ramp-up is not about stopping the campaign. It is about letting it work at a pace that fits a start-up period. Once the campaign has completed ramp-up, it can gradually work closer to the selected activity limits.
Ramp-up is used to create a more natural and stable outreach rhythm. It is especially relevant when new employees, new campaigns or new workflows are started.
A gradual start helps avoid sudden activity spikes on LinkedIn profiles.
The team can plan around the fact that a new campaign may not deliver maximum activity from day one.
Ramp-up makes it easier to follow activity, adjust the setup and catch issues early.
Start with a free trial and see how pacing, employees and campaign activity work together inside the app.