Sometimes a prospect notices that your sender keeps showing up in their "viewed your profile" notifications — even when your automation has no Visit Profile step. This is expected LinkedIn behavior, and this article explains why and how to reduce it.
Why it happens
On LinkedIn, actions that target a person typically open their profile first — exactly as they would if you did it by hand. When your automation sends a connection request, a message, or another action to a contact, LinkedIn registers that as profile activity, which can surface a "viewed your profile" notification to the prospect.
So you can see these notifications even with no Visit Profile node in your flow — they're a side effect of the outreach actions themselves, not a separate step.
What it does not mean
It does not mean GetSales is repeatedly visiting profiles in the background for no reason.
It does not continue after the contact is finished in your automation. If a prospect reports ongoing daily notifications, check whether they're still enrolled (in progress) in a flow, or are being targeted by more than one automation.
How to reduce the frequency
Reduce the number of follow-up steps aimed at the same person.
Increase the delays (Wait nodes) between steps so actions are spread out.
Make sure a contact isn't enrolled in multiple automations that each act on them.
Remove or finish contacts you no longer want to touch.
Keep overall volume within healthy pacing — see Smart Limits & Auto-warmup.