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LinkedIn Ads, run from a chat window.

Adsyncs gives Claude a direct line to your LinkedIn Ads. Audit B2B campaigns, cut cost per lead, propose changes, all in chat. You approve.

Ask a question. Get a real answer from your live account.

No exports, no breakdown spelunking in Campaign Manager. Ask in plain English and Claude reads your live account, diagnosing the change and proposing the fix.

Three things every LinkedIn Ads team does the hard way.

Cost per lead that creeps before the monthly review

A campaign drifts above your CPL ceiling on a Tuesday. The monthly pacing review catches it three weeks later, after it has spent a month's budget on leads sales won't take.

Diagnosis buried under demographic breakdowns

Every weak campaign means slicing the analytics by job title, seniority, function, and company size, then exporting to a sheet. The fix is fast. Finding which segment leaks is not.

Spend that drifts across campaign groups

A campaign group hits its budget cap, an audience saturates, two campaigns chase the same titles. Cost per lead inflates quietly while the dashboard still looks on-pace.

linkedin_ads.morning_briefingCaldera · 3 anomalies, 08:14
Lead-gen · Senior IT titlesCost per lead hit $186, up 41% in last 7d
Tighten targeting →
Sponsored · Broad lookalike$214 spent on 1 lead in last 7d
Stage pause →
ABM · Finance accountsPacing at 134%, group budget exhausts by Thu
Reallocate budget →
What Claude does for your LinkedIn Ads

Six things Claude does for you, every day.

Connect your account once and Claude picks up six built-in capabilities. It reads the campaign, suggests the move, and waits for you to approve.

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Visual coming soonClaude ranking campaigns by cost per lead, then surfacing which job-title and seniority segments drive the cheapest leads.

Cost per lead, ranked

Claude scores every campaign on spend, leads, and cost per lead, then ranks the ones running past your CPL ceiling. You see which campaigns to fix first, not a flat list of every line item.

Visual coming soonA weekly snapshot of spend, leads, cost per lead, and form-fill rate versus the prior week, with the bad days marked.

Weekly performance, anomalies flagged

One prompt returns spend, leads, cost per lead, and form-fill rate vs. the prior week, with the bad days marked, not buried. The team reads it in Slack before standup.

Demographic breakdowns

Slice any metric by job title, seniority, function, industry, or company size in one prompt. No column-picking in Campaign Manager.

Audience research

Size a matched, saved, or lookalike audience before you launch, and search targeting facets by name.

Budget pacing

Spot campaign groups burning their cap early and the ones underspending. Rebalance across groups without a spreadsheet.

Lead-form diagnostics

See why a campaign under-delivers leads: form-fill drop-off, targeting too tight, or an offer mismatched to the audience. Ask once, get the reason.

Plus a breakdown layer for any cut Campaign Manager can slice, when you need to dig deeper than the built-in tools.

Four moves between a question and an answer.

Adsyncs is the boring middle layer. The interesting part is what Claude does once it's connected.

  1. Claude · Caldera workspace
    Which campaigns have the worst cost per lead this month?
    calling linkedin_ads.get_analytics…
    Step 01

    Ask in plain English

    Open Claude, type the question you'd ask a senior B2B media buyer, and Adsyncs reaches into your live LinkedIn Ads account.

    • “Which campaigns have the worst cost per lead this month?”
    • “Show me lead-form fill rate by job title.”
    • “What changed on the ABM campaign group in the last 7 days?”
  2. Reading account4 tools · 1.4s
    list_accounts
    1 BM · 2 accounts
    list_campaign_groups
    6 groups
    get_analytics
    by campaign
    get_targeting_breakdown
    by job title
    Step 02

    Read every corner of the account

    We cover everything B2B marketers actually look at, plus a breakdown layer when you need to slice deeper.

    • Multi-account access (Business Manager + ad accounts)
    • Campaign-group, campaign, and creative analytics
    • Demographic breakdowns by title, seniority, function, industry, company size
    • Lead-form performance and audience sizing before you launch
  3. 3 changes proposedAwaiting approval
    PauseBroad lookalike · high CPL
    Skip
    Raise budgetABM · Finance · $90 → $130/day
    Skip
    Lower budgetWebinar signup · $120 → $80/day
    Skip
    Step 03

    Act only when you approve

    Writes are off by default. Turn them on, and every change is a proposal: Claude suggests, you confirm. Everything's logged.

    • Pause or resume campaign groups, campaigns, and creatives
    • Update campaign and campaign-group budgets with safety limits
    • Shift spend toward the segments that hit your CPL target
    • Every change logged with the prompt that requested it
  4. Workspace security
    OAuth access tokenEncrypted in vault
    r_ads_reporting scopeGranted
    rw_ads scopeOff
    Workspace allow-list2 accounts
    Audit log127 calls · 7d
    Step 04

    Stay safe inside LinkedIn's rules

    Your sign-in stays encrypted in Adsyncs. Claude never sees your credentials. We follow LinkedIn's rate limits and policies.

    • Standard LinkedIn sign-in (OAuth)
    • Choose which ad accounts the agent can see, per workspace
    • Read-only by default; you turn on writes
    • Revoke access any time from the dashboard
30+LinkedIn Ads toolsEvery slice of the account, plus targeting and lead-form insights.
1Hosted endpointmcp.adsyncs.net, no local daemon to run.
<2sMedian tool callTyped schemas, no roundtrip through a sandbox.

Let Claude run the boring parts of LinkedIn Ads.

Free to try. No credit card. Disconnect any time from the dashboard.

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