Put your offer in front of the right buying teams.
Professional audiences. Relevant offers. Qualified conversations. LinkedIn campaigns built around your buying teams and connected to the outcomes your sales team recognises.
Match creative and conversion journeys to buyer readiness.
03 / Qualify
Connect with sales
Judge campaigns by accepted leads and opportunity quality.
Why B2B spend stalls
A lead is a beginning. Not a business result.
Expensive clicks and a busy lead spreadsheet are not a pipeline. Overly broad targeting, weak offers and slow follow-up can turn LinkedIn spend into conversations with the wrong people.
We align your ideal customer profile, buying committee and offer with a controlled campaign plan. Lead qualification and sales feedback guide the next decision—not the cheapest form submission.
Better qualification changes the conversation.
Professional targeting narrows the audience, but it cannot rescue an unclear offer. We connect audience fit, the next step and sales follow-up so every test answers a business question.
What the work includes
Six foundations of a connected B2B campaign.
The proposal defines campaign types, budgets, targets and approvals. Every workstream ends with a concrete output.
01
Audience & buying committees
Define the businesses and people that can become customers before buying reach.
Ideal customer profile and exclusions
Company, role and seniority combinations
Account-list eligibility and audience-size review
What you receive
An audience map with fit criteria and exclusions.
02
Offers & Sponsored Content
Give each audience a relevant reason to engage—not just a company announcement.
Offer mapped to buyer readiness
Single-image, video or document creative briefs
Message and creative tests with clear hypotheses
What you receive
A format plan, ad copy and approved test briefs.
03
Forms & conversion journeys
Balance an easy submission with the information sales needs.
Lead Gen Forms versus landing-page decision
Qualification fields and privacy links
Thank-you journey and lead-routing checks
What you receive
A tested enquiry journey and routing checklist.
04
Signals & attribution
Make measured events meaningful, with consent and matching limits visible.
Insight Tag and conversion-event validation
CRM stage mapping and eligible API options
Attribution windows, duplicates and consent review
What you receive
An event map and measurement validation record.
05
Retargeting & account programmes
Build on relevant engagement without treating every visitor as a buyer.
Eligible Matched Audiences and engagement audiences
Customer and converted-lead exclusions
Reach, match-rate and frequency review
What you receive
A sequenced audience plan with availability checks.
06
Sales feedback & optimisation
Use the quality of conversations to decide the next campaign move.
Sales-accepted lead and opportunity review
Budget pacing and creative fatigue checks
Scale, revise or pause decisions
What you receive
Decision notes and a reconciled campaign review.
Your main goal
Build the campaign around your buying journey.
Choose what matters most right now. It shapes the audience, offer and sales feedback we plan first.
Generate qualified leads
Fewer dead ends. More relevant sales conversations.
For teams with a defined customer profile, a useful offer and a working follow-up process.
Test offers that match buyer intent
Choose forms or landing pages with agreed qualification
Review sales-accepted leads before shifting budget
What we review
Cost per qualified lead, sales acceptance and opportunity creation—not raw lead volume.
From audit to scale
From audience insight to sales feedback.
Budget changes beyond agreed guardrails need your approval. Every change is logged.
01
Diagnose
Review your ideal customers, current account, offer, CRM stages and follow-up capacity.
Stage output
Fit assessment and agreed qualification criteria.
02
Prepare
Plan audiences, creative, forms, routing and conversion events with your team.
Stage output
Approved campaign brief and launch checklist.
03
Launch & learn
Test a focused set of audiences and messages within agreed spending guardrails.
Stage output
Campaign read-outs and prioritised test decisions.
04
Connect & improve
Reconcile campaign activity with sales feedback and decide the next investment.
Stage output
Pipeline review and next campaign priorities.
Illustrative concept imagery—not a client dashboard or team photograph.
Inside the review
The handoff matters as much as the ad.
Each change states what we expect, where it applies and how we'll judge it.
The offer
A clear reason for the right person to take the next step.
The handoff
Where leads go, who follows up and how qualification is recorded.
The feedback
Which sales outcomes inform the next audience and creative decision.
Choose a sensible starting point
Support that fits your team's next step.
Start with clarity, commission defined improvements, or build an ongoing programme. Standalone fees are scoped to your requirements; there is no fixed price published here.
Account & pipeline audit
For teams already advertising who want to understand the gap between leads and revenue.
Review targeting, creative, forms, tracking and available sales outcomes.
Agree before starting
Accounts, review period, CRM access and audit outputs.
Focused launch programme
For businesses testing LinkedIn with a specific offer or target-account segment.
Audience plan, campaign builds, agreed creative briefs and launch validation.
Agree before starting
Campaign formats, production scope, test budget and success criteria.
Ongoing campaign management
For teams needing sustained testing and coordination with sales.
Audience and creative optimisation, spend review and qualified-pipeline reporting.
Agree before starting
Spend guardrails, feedback responsibilities, cadence and approvals.
You keep ownership of all ad accounts and data. An enquiry is not an order or payment. Ad spend is paid directly to platforms and never bundled into our fees.
Measurement you can trust
Results, reconciled honestly.
Our scorecard compares platform, analytics and sales data so you see what spend really achieved.
LinkedIn Ads reporting metrics and their interpretation limits
Signal
What we review
What it cannot prove
Reach & engagement
Audience exposure, frequency and useful interactions by campaign.
An impression or click is not buying intent; profile attributes and small samples can mislead.
Form leads & cost per lead
Submissions, duplicates and cost against the agreed offer.
Pre-filled details do not establish fit, consent to every use or readiness to buy.
Sales-accepted leads
CRM-confirmed leads that meet your qualification criteria.
Depends on consistent qualification and timely follow-up; missing feedback distorts the picture.
Opportunities & pipeline
Linked opportunities, stage movement and pipeline value.
Pipeline is not realised revenue. Multiple channels may influence the same opportunity.
Revenue & acquisition cost
Closed-won outcomes and agreed costs over the sales cycle.
Attribution windows, matching and long sales cycles limit completeness; attribution does not prove incrementality.
We never promise a fixed ROAS or cost per lead. When platforms disagree, we show the gap and explain which figure we use to decide.
Grounded in official guidance
Built on documented best practice.
Independent LinkedIn documentation—not an endorsement of Slashside or an agency performance claim.
Campaign objectives & formats
LinkedIn documents objective-based campaigns and available advertising formats; fit and eligibility determine the plan.