All posts discussing LinkedIn ad strategy and best practices.
For the longest time, website based URL audiences were the only type of retargeting audiences we could create within the LinkedIn interface. A few weeks ago that all changed. LinkedIn announced that there are two new retargeting audiences we can create within the platform. We can now do retargeting audiences from video views, as well
Back in 2017, we published a post about 4 Facebook Ad Copy Tips to Improve Performance. Even in 2020, those tips still hold true as great options for A/B testing ad copy in Facebook. That got me thinking about LinkedIn, where I spend a lot of time testing new ads and new audiences. If you’re
LinkedIn Ads has been quietly rolling out several new features over the last few months. Here are a few that you should be aware of. New Targeting Options LinkedIn has added a few new targeting options, allowing a few more potential layers to zero in on the prospects you’re wanting to reach. Company Category can
Over the years, we have written several posts on how to gain access to client ad accounts (and pages) as an agency. We’ve covered Twitter, Pinterest, and Facebook. To round out our major social channels, we also wanted to cover LinkedIn. Similar to Facebook, LinkedIn requires advertisers to have access to the business page as
I’m always hunting for ways to cut down costs, expand audience sizes and improve targeting on LinkedIn. Platform updates lately have helped me to do all of the above, so I thought I would share some of my new favorite ways to improve targeting and save some budget. Let’s hop in. Narrow Audience Using AND
Lead form ads have been one of our most successful ad formats across all channels. LinkedIn released their lead gen forms back in 2017. While they’ve been a great addition to our advertising mix, they haven’t always been the most efficient to manage. Now, LinkedIn has released new features in the interface that will make
As I was trying to force myself to say “Microsoft Advertising” instead of “Bing Ads” on client calls recently, I got to thinking about all of the changes that have happened in this industry since I got started in 2010. There have been quite a few, but some stick out in my memory, either because
If you’re like me, you blinked and it’s late July! If you haven’t had much time to keep up with updates and trends in LinkedIn this summer, do not fear. Let’s run through some quick updates that will make your next LinkedIn campaign even better than before! 1. Ability to Edit Lead Gen Forms This
Researching competitors provides valuable data for any business involved in digital marketing. You can monitor messaging and targeting, see which brands are most aggressive in advertising, and even get ideas to troll your competitors. Thanks to increasing concerns over privacy, ad platforms have taken measures over recent years to make their advertisers’ information more transparent.
Ad platforms have been thrown into the forefront of scrutiny in recent years, resulting in stricter policies regarding political advertising. If you’re managing a political PPC campaign, whether promoting a candidate or an advocacy group, you should be aware of how each of the major platforms handles political ads. You’ll likely run into much
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