The story is...
lemlist's CEO Guillaume Moubeche got banned on LinkedIn...
8 months ago, he was sent to LinkedIn jail…
20,000+ followers,
1000s of business conversations…
And one day... All gone…
Simply because in 2019, we built a project helping people getting more reach on their LinkedIn posts…
LinkedIn disliked it!
So they sent Guillaume to the so-called “LinkedIn jail”
The truth is, that project got acquired long ago and he wasn’t involved anymore
But LinkedIn didn’t seem to care
...
We followed-up multiple times with them but no more answer…
LinkedIn refuses to give access to the profile…
8 months without free speech…
So we've decided to take action 💪
We have decided to launch THE BIGGEST ONLINE rescue mission in order to help Gullaiume get out of the LinkedIn jail 🎉
Hundreds of people share the same post with the hashtag #freeGuillaumeMoubeche
(including John Barrows, Tony J Hughes, Roxanne Varza, Grégoire Gambatto, and more) 🙏❤️
You can check this here https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/content/?keywords=%23freeguillaumemoubeche&origin=FACETED_SEARCH&page=2&sortBy="date_posted"
Some results so far:
But we don't give up
if you want to participate in this, you have the opportunity to show the world that when people get together they are much stronger 💪💪💪
Check everything here https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/content/?keywords=%23freeguillaumemoubeche&origin=FACETED_SEARCH&page=2&sortBy="date_posted"
It is the first time when I am hearing that LinkedIn also ban or block the accounts. Anyways, accept my best wishes. Hopefully, it would be sorted soon.
Wow that is quite a story. I wish the best of luck with this.
Thanks a lot!
I want more details about this.
For now, it looks like a pretty effective marketing message.
He is CEO of a growth acquisiton platform. He is not a victim. His business is just fighting Linkedin.
He is not a part of the product that LinkedIn didn't like for months, but they just don't react to support messages we leave
Are you sure ? His name is everywhere on it.
What is the name of the product ? Lemlist, right ?
Can we have some proof of this ban ? A message, a mail, a notification ?
There is so much darkness around this.
Even Lemlist is online, not banned with a video of Guillaume from last week. https://www.linkedin.com/company/lemlist/
More details are needed.
For now, from the outside, it looks like a well done marketing operation.
Part of their product is to help with automated LinkedIn outreach, so wouldn't make sense to make a lot of noise around being banned if it didn't really happen.
Yeah