LinkedIn ads in Abbotsford put your offer in front of the owner, manager or buyer who signs off, chosen by job title, industry and company. We plan, build and manage the campaigns as a LinkedIn Marketing Partner.
LinkedIn pays off when one new customer is worth a lot.
LinkedIn clicks cost more than Facebook or Google clicks, and that is fine when a single client or contract carries real value. Think equipment suppliers, accounting and law firms, engineering and construction contractors, agri-business suppliers, staffing firms and software companies selling across the valley and beyond. If your buyers have job titles, LinkedIn can find them.
The risk is paying premium prices for the wrong people. We begin with a short list of who actually decides: the roles, company sizes and industries behind your best sales. Then we choose the ad format around how long your deals take to close. A quote form, a downloadable guide and a direct message each suit a different buyer, and we test them against each other.
SIGNS IT'S TIME FOR HELP
Your buyers have job titles, not hobbies
Deals take weeks and several approvers
Referrals alone no longer fill your calendar
PROBLEMS WE SOLVE OFTEN
Sound familiar?
What local owners tell us is going wrong, and what we do about it.
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LinkedIn clicks cost far more than Facebook clicks
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITWe narrow the audience hard and judge the channel by cost per qualified lead, not cost per click.
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Connection requests and cold messages get ignored
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITMessage ads sent from your company page reach named job titles with a clear offer and a reason to reply.
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You attract job seekers and students, not buyers
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITSeniority and job function filters, plus excluded audiences, keep the wrong people out of your budget.
04
Enquiries arrive and your sales team never hears
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITLead forms flow straight into your CRM or inbox, with the campaign and ad recorded on every contact.
BENEFITS
What you get.
How things look once the marketing is done right.
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Aim at the right role
Choose by job function, seniority, company size and industry instead of guessing from interests.
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Forms that fill themselves in
Lead gen forms prefill name, role and company, so busy decision-makers enquire in two taps.
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Patience for long sales cycles
Retarget people who read or watched, then follow up with an offer when they are ready.
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Spend you can defend
Reports show cost per qualified lead, so you can judge whether LinkedIn earns its place.
With our teamWithout✓Your ads run by Google, Meta and LinkedIn partners✕Self-managed accounts✓Lead tracking working before the first ad runs✕Money spent, no idea what worked✓Bids, audiences and ad creative adjusted every week✕Set-and-forget campaigns✓Reports built around cost per lead and ROAS✕Views and clicks, nothing more
Only when a sale is large enough to carry the higher click cost. If a typical new customer spends a few hundred dollars once, Facebook or Google will usually be cheaper. If one client is worth much more, or stays for years, LinkedIn can make sense. We will tell you honestly in the audit if it is not the right channel yet.
LinkedIn prices ads by auction, and clicks usually cost more than on other platforms because the audience is professional and narrow. Your ad spend is its own budget. Our work starts with projects from $1,000, or $50–$99 per hour for ongoing management, and we estimate your likely cost per lead before you commit.
Yes. LinkedIn targets by location, so we can focus on Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission, Langley and Metro Vancouver, or widen to all of B.C. when your customers are provincial. Smaller areas mean smaller audiences, so we check the audience size first and adjust before launch.
They do different jobs. Google Ads reaches buyers who already searched for what you sell, so intent is high but volume is limited. LinkedIn reaches buyers who have not searched yet, chosen by job and company. Many B2B firms run Google for ready buyers and LinkedIn to stay in front of everyone else.