You may not have known it but Linkedin limits your search to 1000 results per search. (2500 for a search on Sales Navigator)
So it is not possible to access the 1001st result and beyond.
Let's see a little hack to get around for this limitation.
Using exclusive filters
The idea is just to break down your search into mutually exclusive sub-searches, using filters.
Take the search "Business Developer" as a keyword.
This is already not a good practice, too approximate. We recommend you use advanced filters, like the title in a search.
Instead of filtering by "France" and getting 100,000 results, use a city like "Bordeaux" and you will get 3,000 results. More precise, more square.
If you want to have an even more precise result, use the advanced filters and the "sector of activity" filter for example.
You can go further by using Sales Navigator which will give you access to even more precise filters. The principle remains the same.
Using other filters
All the filters will allow you to refine your search to obtain the maximum number of results for your basic search.
If your search is already filtered "Business Developer" , "Bordeaux" , "Marketing and advertising sector", you can refine it with filters such as: the level of relationship, previous companies, the person's school etc...
Chef's bonus
It is essential to stand out on Linkedin as we are all in demand.
The best way to do this is to personalise your approach.
Create refined and personalised campaigns.
Instead of a "Business Developper France" campaign, create :
A "Business developper Bordeaux - Wine and spirits sector" campaign, a "Business developper Bordeaux - Marketing and advertising sector" campaign and so on.
You can then personalise your messages with ultra-precise prospecting approaches.