LinkedIn Ads B2B Campaign Management
LinkedIn ads are expensive - which changes how they should be used
LinkedIn's cost-per-click typically runs well above Google or Meta, which means campaigns need tighter targeting and clearer offers to justify the spend. We're upfront about this from the first conversation: LinkedIn ads make sense for B2B products/services with a real deal size that justifies the higher acquisition cost, not for broad-reach brand awareness on a small budget.
What's included
- Audience targeting by job title, company size, industry - the specific attributes that actually correlate with your real buyers, refined from initial assumptions using real campaign data
- Ad format selection - single image, carousel, or lead gen forms (which capture leads without leaving LinkedIn, often improving conversion rate at the cost of lead quality context)
- Conversion tracking connected to your actual CRM, not just LinkedIn's own reported "leads"
- Ongoing bid and audience refinement based on which segments actually convert to real opportunities, not just click-through rate
Our process
1. Confirm this is the right channel
We ask about your real deal size and sales cycle before recommending LinkedIn ads - if the numbers don't support the higher cost-per-click, we'll say so rather than take the budget anyway.
2. Build targeted campaigns
Structured around specific buyer attributes, in your own ad account.
3. Monitor and refine
Weekly review of which audience segments and ad creative are actually converting, adjusting spend toward what works.
4. Report on real pipeline impact
Monthly reporting tied to actual sales pipeline data where possible, not just LinkedIn's own click/lead metrics in isolation.
Pricing
Management fee: Rs 30,000-80,000/month, separate from ad spend (paid directly to LinkedIn). Minimum realistic ad spend: Rs 80,000+/month given LinkedIn's higher cost-per-click.
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