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Reach the people who sign the contract

LinkedIn Ads targeted by company, role and seniority, measured on pipeline and qualified meetings instead of cheap clicks.

$25MM+
in ad spend managed
25+
countries with live campaigns
$1,250
per month, starting price

LinkedIn is the channel for B2B companies that know exactly who they need to reach: SaaS, professional services, consulting, recruitment, education and enterprise sales. No other platform lets you target by company, job title, function and seniority with the same precision.

That precision costs more per click than most channels, so LinkedIn works best for high-value deals where one customer pays for many months of spend. It is strong for thought leadership, account-based campaigns and lead generation with native forms, and it supports the long consideration cycles typical in B2B.

In a multichannel plan, LinkedIn usually builds awareness and trust with a defined list of accounts, while Google Search captures active buyers and Meta or email handle cheaper retargeting. We connect it to your CRM so it is judged on pipeline, not on cost per lead alone.

The science

What happens inside your account every week.

Every campaign is tracked by objective, stage, channel and country, with creative tests running in the background.

Sample data

Spend by objective

  • 70%Purchase7.3x
  • 20%Add to cart4.4x
  • 10%View content2.1x

Learning phase

StatusCost per purchaseSpent
In learning23 ads$54$24,412
Out of learning10 ads$27$17,670
△Limited learning7 ads$36$12,041
Total ad spend
$77,421↗ +33%
MER
4.6x↗ +66%

Top countries

CountrySpendROAS
USATop$68,3096.4
UKTier 2$47,0894.4
MexicoTier 2$34,8913.9
SpainTier 2$29,4923.7
CanadaTier 2$21,7132.8

Creative testing matrix

hooks x formats, this month
StaticCarouselVideo 9:16Video 1:1
Problem
Social proof
Offer
Founder
UGC demo
WinnerTestingPaused

Optimization log

  1. Mon · 09:00

    Paused 6 ads below target CPA

  2. Tue · 10:00

    Moved 15% of budget to Performance Max

  3. Wed · 11:00

    Launched 4 new hooks for the UGC test

  4. Thu · 12:00

    Excluded returning buyers from prospecting

  5. Fri · 13:00

    Raised bids on top 3 countries

What we run on LinkedIn

  • 01

    Sponsored Content

    Single image, video, carousel and document ads in the feed, built around one clear idea per ad and tested by message.

  • 02

    Thought Leader Ads

    Posts from your founders or experts promoted to your target audience, often the most credible format for B2B.

  • 03

    Lead Gen Forms

    Native forms prefilled with profile data, with qualifying questions and a sync to your CRM so sales can follow up fast.

  • 04

    Account-based targeting

    Company lists, job titles, functions, seniority and Matched Audiences, built from your ideal customer profile and target accounts.

  • 05

    Conversation and retargeting

    Message-based ads where they fit, plus retargeting of video viewers, form openers and site visitors.

  • 06

    Insight Tag and Conversions API

    LinkedIn Insight Tag and Conversions API, with offline outcomes from your CRM so reporting reflects meetings and deals.

How it works

How we run LinkedIn Ads

  1. 01

    ICP and account audit

    We define your ideal customer profile, build target account and title lists, and review any past LinkedIn spend and tracking.

  2. 02

    Media plan

    Audience tiers, formats, offers and budget, with a clear split between awareness, lead generation and retargeting.

  3. 03

    Launch and test

    Campaigns live in under 2.5 weeks from the first call, testing messages and formats against the same audience.

  4. 04

    Optimize with sales data

    We review lead quality with your sales team, tighten targeting and shift budget toward what creates meetings.

  5. 05

    Report

    A weekly scorecard and a monthly report with a forecast, tracking cost per qualified lead and pipeline influenced.

When LinkedIn works, and when it does not

LinkedIn pays off when your average deal is large enough to absorb higher click costs and your sales team follows up quickly. It is a poor fit for low-ticket consumer products, where Meta or TikTok will reach the same people for less.

  • →It works: B2B with clear buyer roles, high deal values, account-based programs and founder-led brands with something to say.
  • →It struggles: small budgets spread across too many audiences, and audiences so narrow that delivery stalls.
  • →It breaks: when leads go into a spreadsheet nobody calls, or when success is measured on cost per lead without checking quality.
Pricing

LinkedIn Ads

Final pricing depends on the size, complexity and number of channels in your project. Ad spend is paid directly to the platforms.

LinkedIn Ads
Starting from$1,250/month
  • ✓ICP, account and title list build
  • ✓Insight Tag and CRM connection
  • ✓Sponsored Content and Lead Gen Form campaigns
  • ✓Lead quality reviews with your sales team
  • ✓Weekly scorecard and monthly report

Questions

Is LinkedIn worth the higher cost per click?+

For B2B with meaningful deal values, often yes, because you reach decision makers directly. For low-ticket products it rarely is. We look at your deal size and sales cycle before recommending it.

Do you run account-based marketing campaigns?+

Yes. We upload target company lists, layer job titles and seniority, and run awareness, engagement and lead campaigns against those accounts.

What are Thought Leader Ads?+

They let you promote posts from people at your company, like a founder or expert, to a targeted audience. They tend to feel more personal than company page ads.

Can LinkedIn leads go straight into my CRM?+

Yes. Lead Gen Forms can sync with common CRMs and marketing tools, and we set that up so your team can follow up quickly.

How much does LinkedIn Ads management cost?+

Paid ads management starts from $1,250 per month and varies with the size and complexity of the account. Ad spend is paid directly to LinkedIn.

See what a senior team would change in your account.

A review of your ad accounts with a senior strategist. You leave knowing what we would change first, and why.