LinkedIn ads agency, Indore

LinkedIn Ads Management in Indore

We run LinkedIn ads for B2B businesses that need to reach the right job titles and companies. We start small, count every lead, tell you honestly when LinkedIn isn't worth the money, and keep the ad account in your name. Our fees are on this page.

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Why LinkedIn ads disappoint

LinkedIn clicks cost more. So mistakes cost more too.

On LinkedIn you pay more for each click than on most platforms, so a weak setup gets expensive fast. These are the six things we find most often.

1Audience too wide

"All managers in India" isn't a target, it's a crowd. Most of them will never buy from you, and you pay for each click.

2Asking for a meeting too soon

A stranger scrolling LinkedIn isn't ready to book a call. A "Contact us" ad to people who have never heard of you rarely works.

3Leads come in, nobody follows up

B2B buyers compare a few vendors. If the form lead waits three days for a reply, the buyer has already talked to someone else.

4Budget too small to learn anything

A tiny daily budget gives a handful of clicks a month. That's too little to know what's working, so nothing gets better.

5No way to see which leads became deals

Without tracking, you only know how many forms were filled. You can't tell which ads brought buyers and which brought time-wasters.

6Same ad for months

A small audience sees the same ad again and again. Interest drops, the cost per lead creeps up, and nobody notices.

Is LinkedIn right for you?

LinkedIn is expensive. Here's when it's worth it, and when it isn't.

We'd rather tell you now than after you've spent a month's budget.

Worth trying when

  • You sell to businesses, not to the general public
  • One customer is worth a lot to you (think ₹1 lakh or more)
  • You can name the job titles or companies you want to reach
  • Someone can follow up on leads the same day
  • You can spend enough to learn, not just ₹500 a day

Probably skip it when

  • You sell low-priced items to ordinary shoppers
  • Your customers are local and found through Google or Instagram
  • One sale is worth only a few thousand rupees
  • Your budget is very small. Google Ads often gives more for the money
  • Nobody can reply to enquiries quickly

Many B2B businesses use LinkedIn to reach the right people and Google Ads to catch those who then search for them. We'll tell you honestly which to start with.

A quick sanity check

What could a LinkedIn budget bring in?

LinkedIn has no fixed rate card, so costs vary a lot. Put in your own numbers to see if the sums can work for your business. The defaults are only a starting point.

Try your numbers

Rough maths. A sanity check, not a promise.

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Want us to check the sums with your real numbers?

Send us what one customer is worth and who you sell to. We'll tell you if LinkedIn can work, free.

Check my numbers
Where to start

Where should your LinkedIn ads begin?

Pick what sounds most like you. This is how we'd usually start. After the audit it can change.

Types of LinkedIn ads

Six kinds of LinkedIn ads. Here's what each one does.

You don't need all six. Tap one to see what people see, who it suits and when to skip it.

LinkedIn calls it: Sponsored Content

Image, carousel and video ads

Posts that look like normal LinkedIn posts, shown in the feed to the people you choose. A single image, a swipeable carousel or a short video.

Best first choice
What people see
Your CompanyPromoted
Your clear headline for one type of buyerImage, carousel or short video
Learn more Visit site

Works well when

  • You have a clear offer for one type of buyer
  • You can show proof, a result or a short story
  • You want to send people to a landing page
You payPer click or per 1,000 views
SpeedA few weeks to judge
BudgetMedium

Our advice: Talk to one type of buyer per ad. An ad for "everyone in business" works for nobody.

LinkedIn calls it: Lead Gen Forms

Lead Gen Forms

A short form inside the ad. Name, company and job title are filled in from the person's profile, so they only tap once to send it.

Best for leads
What people see
Download the guide
First name  ·  filled from profile
Company  ·  filled from profile
Job title  ·  filled from profile
Submit

Works well when

  • You want leads without sending people to a website
  • Your offer is a guide, a webinar or a demo
  • You can reply to leads the same day
You payPer click or per 1,000 views, on the ad that carries the form
SpeedLeads can start within days
BudgetMedium

Our advice: Easy forms bring more leads, but some are casual. We add one question to filter them, and your quick reply matters more than the ad.

LinkedIn calls it: Message and Conversation ads

Message and Conversation ads

Ads sent as a message to a person's LinkedIn inbox. A Conversation ad lets them choose their next step, like a short menu.

For named people
What people see
Your Name, Your Company
Hi, we help operations teams cut vendor delays. Would a short guide be useful?
Yes, send it

Works well when

  • You know exactly who you want to reach
  • You have a useful offer, not a hard sell
  • Your message sounds like a person wrote it
You payPer message sent
SpeedReplies within days
BudgetMedium to high

Our advice: An inbox is personal. A pushy message gets ignored or reported. A useful one gets a reply.

LinkedIn calls it: Document ads

Document ads

A guide, checklist or report that people can read in the feed and then ask for in full. Good for showing you know your subject.

Good for content
What people see
Document ad
Buyer's guide
Page 1 of 12
Download

Works well when

  • You have a real guide, checklist or report
  • Your buyers research before they call
  • You want leads who have shown interest
You payPer click or per 1,000 views
SpeedA few weeks to judge
BudgetMedium

Our advice: A useful document earns trust. A brochure with a new cover does not. We help you pick what to share.

LinkedIn calls it: Thought Leader ads

Thought Leader ads

A post from a real person at your company, promoted to your chosen audience. It reads like advice, not an ad.

Worth testing
What people see
Founder name  ·  Your Company
"Three mistakes we see when companies pick a new vendor."
A post from a real person, promoted to your chosen audience

Works well when

  • A founder or expert already posts on LinkedIn
  • You sell on trust and know-how
  • You want to be known before you ask for a call
You payPer click or per 1,000 views
SpeedSlow burn, needs time
BudgetSmall to medium

Our advice: The person whose post you promote must agree to it. It works best when the post is something they would have written anyway.

LinkedIn calls it: Text and Dynamic ads

Text and Dynamic ads

Small ads that show on the right side of the screen on desktop. Simple and usually cheaper, but easy to miss.

Add later
What people see
Right side of the desktop screen
Your headline here
A short line about your offer
Visit site

Works well when

  • You want a cheap extra push on desktop
  • You are promoting a simple page or follower growth
  • You already have feed ads running
You payPer click or per 1,000 views
SpeedQuick to start
BudgetSmall add-on

Our advice: These are a small extra, not the main plan. We keep them for later, once the feed ads work.

Not sure which ad type fits you?

Tell us who you sell to and we'll point you to the one to start with.

Ask us which one
Who sees your ad

On LinkedIn you choose the people, not just the topic

This is the main reason to use LinkedIn. You can aim at people by what they do for a living. Getting it right matters more than any ad copy.

What we can aim at

  • Job title and seniority
  • Industry and company size
  • Specific companies you name
  • Location, down to a city
  • People who already visited your site

What we watch out for

  • Too small an audience, so the ads barely show
  • Too wide an audience, so you pay for the wrong people
  • The same people seeing the same ad too often
  • Job titles that sound right but aren't the buyer

What we need from you

  • Who actually signs off on buying from you
  • Your best offer: a guide, a demo, an audit, a webinar
  • A case study or proof, if you have one
  • One person who follows up quickly
Tracking

We want to know which leads become customers

A form fill isn't a result. A customer is. Before the first ad runs, we make sure you can see the difference.

  • The LinkedIn Insight Tag (a small piece of code from LinkedIn that shows which website visitors came from your ads) installed and tested
  • Lead form answers sent to your email or sheet the moment they arrive
  • A simple sheet where you mark which leads were good, which became deals, and the deal value
  • Reports that show cost per good lead, not just cost per lead

With that in place we can see which ads, job titles and companies bring real buyers, and move budget to them. Without it, you're guessing which half of the budget is working.

$10 a dayThe minimum daily budget per campaign that Indian agency guides quote for LinkedIn. It's the minimum to run, not the amount to learn.
₹75k to 1.5LWhat those guides call a realistic month for serious B2B lead generation. A smaller test is possible for a very narrow audience.
Same dayHow fast a B2B lead should get a reply. After a few days, many have already spoken to someone else.
How we work

The first 30 days, step by step

No mystery. Here's what happens, in order.

Audit and audience

We agree who you want to reach, what one customer is worth and what a good lead looks like.

Days 1 to 3

Tracking set up

Insight Tag installed and tested. Lead forms connected so every lead reaches you straight away.

Days 3 to 6

Offer and ads

We build the offer and two or three ad versions for each audience. You approve everything before it goes live.

Days 6 to 10

Small test, then trim

We start with a narrow test and leave it alone long enough to learn. Then we pause weak ads and give more budget to what's working.

Weeks 2 to 3

Report and decide

A plain-English report: what you spent, what leads came, how many were good and what we'll change next.

Day 30

Ready to start with a short call?

15 to 20 minutes. We'll tell you honestly if LinkedIn makes sense for you right now.

Book the call
What reporting looks like

A sample monthly report

We report on good leads and what each one cost, not just clicks. This is a made-up example so you can see the layout.

Sample numbers, not a client result
MonthAd spendLeadsGood-fit leadsCost per leadCost per good-fit lead
Month 1₹1,00,000185₹5,556₹20,000
Month 2₹1,00,000249₹4,167₹11,111
Month 3₹1,00,0003014₹3,333₹7,143

What we'd say about Month 1

  • The audience was too wide. Many leads were students and job seekers.
  • "Book a demo" got few leads. A free guide got more, and better ones.
  • Leads waited two days for a reply. We set up a same-day follow-up.

What changed by Month 3

  • Job titles narrowed to the people who actually buy.
  • Budget moved to the ads and offers that brought good-fit leads.
  • Cost per good-fit lead fell by about two thirds.
Pricing

What we charge, written down

Our fee is separate from your ad spend. Your ad budget goes straight to LinkedIn from your own account. We never touch it.

Audit and Tracking Fix

₹14,999
one-time, + 18% GST
  • Review of your audience, offer and any current ads
  • Insight Tag and lead-form tracking set up
  • Written plan, in priority order
  • Good if your own team will run the ads
Start with this

Starter

₹17,999/month
+ 18% GST
  • One campaign with lead forms or site visits
  • Ad spend up to about ₹75,000
  • 2 to 3 new ad versions a month
  • Monthly report and call
Choose Starter
Most chosen

Growth

₹29,999/month
+ 18% GST
  • Lead forms plus retargeting past visitors
  • Ad spend up to about ₹2 lakh
  • 4 to 6 new ad versions a month
  • Good-lead tracking and fortnightly check-in
Choose Growth

Scale

From ₹49,999/month
+ 18% GST
  • Ad spend above ₹2 lakh
  • Named-company campaigns and message ads
  • Several audiences and offers
  • Dedicated manager, weekly calls
Get a quote

Plans run for a minimum of 3 months, then month-to-month. Ad spend is paid by you directly to LinkedIn. Guides, videos and case-study design are quoted separately.

How much should you spend on LinkedIn?

Enough to learn something. Indian agency guides we looked at suggest roughly ₹75,000 to ₹1.5 lakh a month for serious B2B lead generation, and say very small budgets rarely teach you anything. Send us who you sell to and we'll give you a number.

Get my budget number
Straight talk

What we'll do, and what we won't promise

We will

  • Keep the ad account and the company page in your name, with you as owner
  • Show you every change we make, in a simple change log
  • Set daily budgets and tell you if spend runs ahead of plan
  • Tell you honestly if LinkedIn isn't the right place for your budget
  • Reply within one working day

We won't

  • Promise a number of leads or a cost per lead before seeing your audience
  • Send fake or scraped leads, or buy followers
  • Run ads with claims you can't back up
  • Spend your budget on a test that is too small to teach anything
  • Hold your account hostage if you leave

Want a straight answer on your LinkedIn ads?

Tell us who you want to reach, or send read-only access to your account. We'll tell you what we see, free, with no pitch deck.

Get the free audit
Questions

LinkedIn Ads questions we hear most

Why are LinkedIn ads so expensive?

You're paying to reach people by their job, and many businesses compete for the same managers and decision makers. Indian agency guides put the cost per click anywhere from a couple of hundred rupees to over ₹1,000, depending on the industry. LinkedIn publishes no rate card, so it's set by the auction. Narrow targeting costs more per click but often brings better leads.

How much budget do I need?

LinkedIn's own minimum is small, but a small budget teaches you little. Indian agency guides suggest roughly ₹75,000 to ₹1.5 lakh a month for serious B2B lead generation. A very narrow test can start lower. We'll suggest a number after hearing who you sell to.

LinkedIn or Google Ads for my business?

If people already search for what you sell, Google is usually the first stop and often costs less per lead. LinkedIn is better when you need to reach specific job titles or companies who aren't searching yet. Many B2B businesses use both.

What is a Lead Gen Form?

A short form inside the ad. Name, company and job title are filled in from the person's LinkedIn profile, so they only tap to submit. It brings more leads than sending people to a website, though the leads can be less serious. We add a question or two to filter them.

What is the Insight Tag, in simple words?

A small piece of code from LinkedIn that goes on your website. It shows which visitors came from your ads and lets you show ads again to people who visited. We install and test it before any ad goes live.

Do I need a LinkedIn company page?

Yes. Ads run as your company page. If you don't have one, we can set it up properly in your name. People will click through to it, so it should look cared for.

Can I target specific companies?

Yes, you can upload a list of companies to aim at. The list has to be big enough for the ads to show, and we'll tell you if yours is too small. It works well when you know exactly who your best customers are.

My leads are poor quality. What can you do?

We narrow the job titles, change the offer, and add a qualifying question to the form. Then we compare the leads with what your sales team sees. Often the offer is too soft or the audience is too wide.

Will you guarantee leads?

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Results depend on your offer, audience, price and how fast you follow up. We promise clean tracking, honest reports and steady improvement based on your numbers.

Whose name will the ad account be in?

Yours. You own the account and the company page, and you can see everything in them. We ask for access, never your password, and you can remove us any time.

Is there a long contract?

Our plans have a 3-month minimum because LinkedIn needs time to learn. After that it's month-to-month, with no exit fee.

Still have a question? Ask us on WhatsApp or send a request.

Free LinkedIn ads audit

Tell us who you sell to. We'll tell you how we'd reach them.

Takes about two minutes. Someone from our team, not a bot, will reply within one working day.

First, a bit about your goal

What do you want from LinkedIn ads?
Monthly ad budget you have in mind
When do you want to start?
Please pick a goal and a budget.

And how do we reach you?

Your name
Phone / WhatsApp
Email
Website or LinkedIn company page
Do you already run LinkedIn ads?
Anything else we should know? (optional)
Please add your name and a phone number or email.
✓

Got it. Thanks.

We'll get back to you within one working day. If you'd like to speed things up, these optional details help us prepare. Skip any you don't have.

Who can give us access to your LinkedIn Campaign Manager?
Is the LinkedIn Insight Tag on your site?
What do you sell, and to whom?
Do you have a guide, case study or webinar to offer?
Average deal value (₹)
Competitor
Which cities or countries?
Best time to call
Preferred language

Added. We'll have it in front of us when we call.