How we can help you
As a LinkedIn advertising agency trusted by many companies over the years, we have heaps of experience when it comes to making sure your LinkedIn advertising is a success. We can:
- Run highly efficient campaigns with optimised daily budgets.
- Achieve very precise targeting, combining many different parameters to narrow down your targeting choice.
- Accurately attribute your leads.
- Maximise your return on ad spend.
4.9★★★★★ from over 110 Google reviews
Our aim is always to deliver the best LinkedIn advertising service in the industry and this is reflected in our Google reviews. We consistently receive high ratings for our unrivalled levels of knowledge, professionalism, responsiveness and quality of service. You can check out our reviews here.
So whether you’re a small business just starting out or an international company with offices around the world, we promise to drive the biggest possible return for your LinkedIn advertising spend. We’ll ensure your brand is visibile when potential customers are browsing on LinkedIn, and drive qualified leads and sales to your business.
358% increase in leads and 69% reduction in costs on LinkedIn
Eseye approached us to help increase leads and awareness. We launched the LinkedIn campaigns in November and initially targeted a wide audience. By December we had gathered enough data to start refining the audiences, focusing on higher quality leads from bigger businesses and excluding competitor businesses and industries which they didn’t service.
The result was a 358% increase in PPC leads and a 69% reduction in average cost per lead.
Our LinkedIn Ads management services
Acute targeting
Using our software, Apollo Insights, we can identify the most promising micro-niches to target with the right message at the right stage of their journey. Our objective is always to generate relevant, warm leads to your business, without exceeding your budgets.
Extensive industry research
Before we run any campaigns, we will research your industry and analyse data about your competition. We’ll refine your unique selling proposition and split-test different copies with selected demographics.
In-depth monitoring & adjustments
Your dedicated campaign manager will keep a close eye on how your ads are performing and continuously tweak your campaign settings to help you meet your goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
LinkedIn is a powerful advertising platform but it’s unlike any other PPC network currently available. The platform has also changed a lot in recent years, especially since the Microsoft buyout. As a result, it’s recommended to work with a specialist LinkedIn advertising agency to get the best possible results on this channel.
While LinkedIn advertising has a reputation for being expensive, the cost of LinkedIn Ads management is comparable with other PPC channels. Part of this is due to the network’s unique objective-based billing model that charges for goal competitions. Campaign management is also streamlined with LinkedIn’s B2B focus and the platform’s targeting options.
LinkedIn advertising has some of the highest CPCs among the major advertising platforms but it also gives you the ability to target big spenders. With LinkedIn, you can pinpoint specific companies, business sizes, budgets and high-value deals. With the right campaign settings, you can ensure every ad impression is a business opportunity and target deals that generate enough revenue to hit the most ambitious ROI targets.
You should use LinkedIn Ads if you provide B2B services/products. Also if you’re engaged in account-based marketing (ABM) where you specify target companies to engage with. LinkedIn advertising is effective for building brand awareness, establishing yourself as an authority in your industry and recruiting talent.
For B2B advertising, LinkedIn is the only platform that connects you with individuals. This allows you to target business decision-makers at companies you’d like to become customers. LinkedIn allows you to show ads to specific companies and individuals at those companies. These might be CEOs, stakeholders and the buyers who sign-off purchase decisions.
