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How we work
  1. 15 minA quick callYour goals, your numbers, and whether we're a good fit.
  2. 1 hourDiscoveryWhere you're losing enquiries, and what's already working.
  3. ThenA clear planPaid ads, a custom build or both, as a one-off project or ongoing.
About

We're a small London team of marketers, and we use AI to go faster.

About us
  • Cam BowenCam BowenCo-founder
  • Ben PowerBen PowerCo-founder
  • ElectraElectra
  • MahirMahir
  • NatashaNatasha
  • RahabaRahaba
  • ZobaerZobaer
  • EmilyEmily
FAQ answer

What are the common mistakes to avoid in LinkedIn advertising?

Short answer

The usual ones: spending before checking the audience, judging on form fills instead of opportunities, and writing ads as if the reader were a consumer.

1 min read

Spending before checking the audience

A list that doesn't match well makes for a small or wasted audience. Upload it, read the match rate and fix the list first. On one list we checked, five versions matched anywhere from 15% to 35%, which is a big gap to find out about after spending.

Judging on form fills

A form fill isn't an opportunity. LinkedIn counts lead form fills inside LinkedIn, so follow each lead into the CRM and judge a campaign on what became a conversation or a customer.

Writing for consumers

People on LinkedIn are at work. Name a problem they have in their role.

Using LinkedIn when buyers are searching

If people already type what you sell into Google, start with Google Ads. LinkedIn can reach buyers you can name by role who aren't searching yet.

Betting on one ad

Run several ads against each other on an audience, and judge them on the leads that reach your CRM, not on clicks.

Our paid marketing service covers LinkedIn. See how we use LinkedIn.

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What is paid marketing and how does it work?

Paid marketing means paying to put your business in front of people, usually through ads on Google, Meta or LinkedIn. You set a budget and an audience, and you pay per click or per thousand views. The hard part is knowing which ads bring customers.

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What platforms do you use for paid marketing campaigns?

Google Ads and Meta (Facebook and Instagram), plus LinkedIn for B2B work. We use Microsoft Ads where a campaign needs it. Which ones we use depends on whether people search for what you sell.

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How much should I budget for paid marketing?

Start from what a customer is worth to you and what a lead costs in your market. The budget then needs to be big enough to get meaningful conversions in a month, and small enough that you can afford to find out it isn't working.

Want a quick starting figure from your revenue and a growth goal? Try the budget planner.

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What’s the difference between paid search and paid social campaigns?

Paid search (Google Ads) shows your ad to people typing a query. Paid social (Meta, LinkedIn) shows it to people browsing. Search catches demand that's already there, and social creates interest in something new.

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How do you integrate LinkedIn with other marketing tools and CRM systems?

We connect LinkedIn to the CRM and the tracking so leads come back with the campaign they came from. CRM lists become LinkedIn audiences, checked for match rate, and UTM tags carry the campaign into the CRM with each lead. The Insight Tag loads through Google Tag Manager to count conversions from the site, and we read spend and results from Campaign Manager's API for reporting.

It's part of our technical infrastructure service.

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We'll tell you if the spend makes sense.

  1. A 15-minute callYour goals, your challenges, and whether we're the right fit.
  2. A 1-hour discovery callWe dig into your numbers. Worth a hundred emails.
  3. A concrete planAds, a custom build or both, as a one-off project or ongoing.
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