See which companies respond to your ads.
The agent breaks results down by company, job title and industry. It plans audiences with size estimates and bid recommendations and creates new campaigns, always as drafts.
- Coverage: partial
- 21 tools · 9 of them make changes
Read and change.
Your agent works with exactly the permissions of the connected account. Read tools are quick to enable. Tools that change data stay off until you explicitly turn them on.
What your agent can read
- Ad accounts, campaign groups, campaigns and ads with review status, copy and destination URL.
- Performance by campaign, ad, company, job title, industry and more.
- All targeting facets (locations, industries, seniority, job titles, skills, company sizes) with estimated audience size.
- Recommended bids and budgets.
- Lead gen forms and their submissions, once LinkedIn has approved access.
What your agent can change
- Create campaign groups and campaigns, always as drafts.
- Change status, budgets, bids and names.
- Create ads from existing posts, or image ads straight from an image URL.
- Pause, archive and delete ads.
Only once you enable it, per agent and per tool. If you want, a person also approves each action before it runs.
How teams use LinkedIn Ads.
Marketing, sales and RevOps run these as recurring routines or on request.
- 01
Which companies actually click?
Every week- Break down performance by company
- Match against open deals in the CRM
- Flag engaged companies with no deal
ResultAn ABM list of the accounts that are warming up right now.
- 02
Audience from a description
“Heads of operations in DACH, companies with 200–1,000 employees”- Find the matching targeting facets
- Estimate the size and get bid and budget recommendations
- Create the campaign as a draft
ResultA campaign draft with an estimated reach.
- 03
Spot ad fatigue
When an ad's click-through rate drops for weeks- Compare performance per ad over time
- Pause worn-out ads
- Suggest a new image ad from an image URL
ResultNew creatives are ready before the old ones just eat budget.
- 04
Reporting by job title
For the monthly report- Group results by job title and seniority
- Check the audience against the plan
ResultYou see whether decision-makers are clicking, or mostly interns.
Built-in safeguards
- New campaigns and campaign groups are always created as drafts.
- If you want, changes only run after a person approves them, for example the team lead: in the Data Hub, in Slack or via a link. On top of that, each agent has daily and hourly limits.
- Guardrails for every agent: deletes and changes to more than 10 records need approval by default, an emergency brake kicks in on a run of deletes, and you can set your own rules per tool.
- Each connection has an access level: Read, Write or Admin. Where the vendor allows it, the Data Hub only requests the permissions for that level.
- Credentials are stored encrypted in the Data Hub, and the agent never sees them. Every call is logged.
What it can't do
- LinkedIn only enables lead gen forms, the Conversions API, Matched Audiences and page statistics after its own review.
- While the LinkedIn app is in development tier, you can manage at most five ad accounts.
- Billing, Business Manager, Revenue Attribution, brand lift studies and creating the Insight Tag are only available in Campaign Manager.
What's possible here depends on what LinkedIn Ads offers through its API. We make available what the API allows, as ready-made tools or through the generic API request to LinkedIn Ads, and we check new API versions regularly.
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