Ads: Google, Meta and LinkedIn campaigns
Specialists propose one concrete campaign at a time — who sees it, the ads, the budget and the number that decides. They never touch your ad accounts or your money.
Where to find it
Get customers → Ads. Video ads with a face are in UGC ads.
Get a campaign proposed
Step 1
Answer the brief
About two minutes on Your brief: whether you run Google, Meta or LinkedIn ads already, how much you can spend a month, what counts as a result, the landing page, where and in what language.
Step 2
Ask for a campaign
Propose a Google campaign (25 credits); Meta and LinkedIn are under More you can do.
Step 3
Read the plan
In short, the setup steps to tick, the test, who sees it, the ads with Copy ad 1 and Make the picture, and what happens after the test.
Step 4
Run it yourself
Set it up in your ad account. I'm doing this keeps it as the plan in progress. When the test window ends, the next run writes the review: keep, change or stop.
What it costs
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| A campaign proposal, on any platform | 25 |
| Rewrite the plan with your answers | 25 |
| Make the picture for an ad | 15 |
| Brief, copy, ticking steps, editing a section | Free |
Good to know
- The LinkedIn specialist appears only when your profile sells to businesses.
- At most two campaigns a week, and nothing at all for a platform you said you do not use.
- Texts are kept within each platform's limits — for Google, 30 characters a headline and 90 a description.
Questions
Asked about this
Will it spend my money?
No. It proposes; you set up and pay in your own ad account.
Why is there no LinkedIn button?
Your profile does not sell to businesses. Change who you sell to in Your report if that is wrong.