Unfollowing is not disconnecting
On LinkedIn, a connection can remain in your network even when you stop following their posts. This makes unfollowing useful when the relationship matters but the content does not.
Review with relevant criteria
A title-only rule is too crude for many networks. Feedwise lets you express what matters—profile types, topics, companies, schools and personal protections—then tests the recommendation on a sample.
Start with a sample
Reviewing a sample helps catch false positives before a large run. Mark profiles that should be kept or unfollowed, then refine the criteria until the balance feels right.
Apply the cleanup
Once you approve the calibration, run the same logic across the available following list. Feedwise shows proposed decisions, allows pauses and verifies which actions were completed.
Protect important relationships
When in doubt, keep the profile. Unfollowing is reversible, but a careful sample prevents unnecessary cleanup and gives you a clearer result.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between unfollowing and removing a connection?
Unfollowing hides a person’s posts from your feed while normally preserving the LinkedIn connection. Removing a connection ends the connection.
Can I review people before unfollowing?
Yes. Feedwise is built around reviewing recommendations and calibrating the criteria before applying them to the full list.
Does the free trial unfollow everyone?
No. The free trial is limited to the first 5 verified unfollows.
Make your feed useful again.
Choose what you want more and less of, review the recommendations, then clean up. Your first 5 feed exclusions and 5 unfollows are free.
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