Manage Your LinkedIn Cleanup in Notion

Create a Notion page titled LinkedIn Network and add a database with these properties:

• Session Date (Date) — when you ran a cleanup
• Segment (Text) — what you targeted, e.g. "Acme Corp ex-colleagues" or "connections 3+ years old"
• Action (Select) — Remove or Unfollow
• Count (Number) — how many contacts you actioned
• Notes (Text) — anything worth remembering

In Connection Remover Pro for LinkedIn, filter to a segment and Export CSV (PRO). In Notion, create a new database and use the … menu → Import → CSV to load that file. You now have a searchable, taggable snapshot of those connections captured at that moment — before you removed anyone.

Create a database called Never Remove and record the connections that matter most — clients, colleagues, mentors, key partners. Before each bulk run, review this list and add those people to Connection Remover Pro for LinkedIn's built-in Protected list so a Mass Remove or Mass Unfollow never touches them, even if they match your filters.

After each session in the extension, add a row to your session database: the date, the segment you targeted, whether you removed or unfollowed, and the count. Over time this becomes a clear history of how your network has evolved and what you've already handled — so you never redo the same work.

Once a month, open your Notion workspace and add a short summary: total contacts removed and unfollowed, which segments you tackled, and what to target next. Use a Timeline view to see sessions plotted across the calendar, or a Calendar view to schedule the next cleanup.