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Aimed at the job title you're buying, not a persona guess

Give it the job titles, seniority or industries you're buying and LinkedIn Ad Kit argues to them three separate ways: three single-image ads that each make a different case, a carousel that opens on the hook and closes on the offer, and that same carousel animated into a 15-second video.

  • Three single-image ads, each different
  • Hook opens the carousel, offer closes it
  • Targets job titles, not a persona guess
Three single-image ads, each arguing something different, above the carousel and the video cut from it.

What you give it

What you're advertising
A product or landing page, a brief, or a deck — the source for every promise and proof point the copy uses.
Who it's for
The job titles, seniority, industries or company sizes you're buying. It shapes the angle, never a claim about the reader's circumstances.
The offer and its CTA button
What they get, and which standard LinkedIn button it maps to — Learn more, Download, and the like.
The destination URL
The exact page the ad clicks through to, used verbatim.
How many carousel cards
Between 3 and 8. Leave it blank and it builds 5.

What it does

  1. Read your page for the promise, the proof and the offer
  2. Design three single-image ads, each arguing something different
  3. Design a carousel that reads in order
  4. Turn that carousel into a 15-second video
  5. Write the intro text, headlines and CTA for each

What you get

Three single-image adsA carousel adA 15-second video

Who it's for

The day a LinkedIn campaign has to go live

You have a landing page, a buyer defined by title and industry, and a launch date — and need three single-image ads, a carousel and its video built to the same offer before you open Campaign Manager.

B2B teams selling to a specific seniority or industry

The audience is job titles, seniority, industries or company sizes, not a persona guess — the angle follows what you actually typed, never an invented reader circumstance.

Teams who need three different arguments, not one ad three times

Each single-image ad argues something different — the outcome, the proof, the objection answered — so it's not one idea running in three crops.

One page in, three ads, a carousel and its video out

Give it the page you're advertising, the seniority and industries you're buying, the offer with its CTA button, the destination URL, and ask for five cards. It reads the page for the promise, the proof and the offer, then builds three single-image ads that each argue something different — the outcome, the proof, an objection answered — plus a carousel that opens on the hook and closes on the offer. It plans the carousel's animation first, and if the 15-second cut comes back too long, trims the words and plans it again before animating. The setup list that ships alongside lists the Campaign Manager settings, every file, the copy with character counts, and the UTM string.

Questions worth asking

Will this touch my live Campaign Manager account?

No. This workspace has no connection to LinkedIn Campaign Manager and never spends or publishes anything — it hands you a settings table with the assets, the copy and the UTM string, and a person presses Publish.

Our compliance team has to see it before anything ships.

Nothing gets made until you approve the plan — the agent reads your answers, proposes the three ads, the carousel and the video, and stops there for your sign-off before it produces a single asset.

Can I trust the claims in a B2B ad to be accurate?

It never asserts a fact about your reader — their headcount, budget or deadline — that you didn't give it, and it writes in your brand's voice from your Brand Kit rather than reaching for 'revolutionary' or 'AI-powered.'

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A brand kit built from your own website

Every app draws from the same governed brand kit, read once from what you already publish.

Every format from one source

Point an app at a page, a deck or a report and get the format it needs, not a copy-paste job.

Credits that work across every app

One balance, spent wherever you run it — no per-app plan to pick or upgrade.

Approval before anything is made

Every run stops for your sign-off on the plan before it spends a credit making the work.

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