Strategy
A B2B plan matched to your buyers and sales cycle.
Our LinkedIn ads management helps Toronto and GTA B2B companies reach the job titles, industries, and named accounts that actually buy, and turns that reach into qualified sales conversations. Below we cover who LinkedIn suits, what the ads cost, which formats generate leads, how the first 90 days run, and how results are measured.
Free Website Audit →LinkedIn costs more per click than other channels, and for B2B it is often worth it, because nowhere else lets you target by job title, seniority, company, and industry this precisely. If you sell software to finance teams on Bay Street, logistics services to manufacturers in Mississauga and Brampton, or professional services to firms in Markham and Vaughan, your buyers are on LinkedIn under their real job titles.
Our LinkedIn ads management for Toronto companies is built for B2B LinkedIn lead generation, not reach for its own sake. We build campaigns that reach genuine decision-makers, use the formats that suit a longer sales cycle, and track leads through to your CRM so a higher click cost still delivers a strong return.
LinkedIn is rarely the only channel a B2B firm needs. We plan it alongside search and retargeting as part of wider PPC management, so each platform does the job it is best at.
LinkedIn Ads work hardest when paired with an organic B2B search program that captures the demand those campaigns create.
A B2B plan matched to your buyers and sales cycle.
Targeting by job title, function, seniority, industry, and company size, plus uploaded lists of the named accounts you want to win.
Sponsored content, document and video ads, Lead Gen Forms, and conversation ads, each matched to a stage of your sales cycle.
Clean structure and objectives suited to B2B goals.
Insight Tag, form and call tracking, and CRM matching, so you can see which campaigns produce real opportunities.
Refining audiences and creative to lower cost per lead.
We define your ideal buyer and the results that matter.
We set up precise targeting, formats, and tracking.
We go live and watch lead quality from the start.
We refine to bring down cost per qualified lead.
Reaching the right people is worth more than reaching many.
LinkedIn rewards some business models and punishes others. These are the signs it will pay back.
We define the buyer, size the audience in Campaign Manager, install the Insight Tag, and agree on the offer and follow-up process.
Two or three audiences and several ad variations go live. Early numbers show which roles and messages earn attention.
We compare leads against your sales feedback, cut segments that fill forms but never talk, and shift budget to the ones that do.
You have a realistic cost per qualified lead. B2B deals take longer to close, so pipeline is the measure at this stage, with revenue following.
LinkedIn ads cost more per click than search or Meta, so the plan has to start with the numbers. Our management fees are on the PPC pricing page.
Straight answers, no jargon. Anything else on your mind? Just ask.
More per click than most platforms. A typical market range in Canada is roughly $5 to $15 or more per click, depending on the seniority and industry you target. LinkedIn's minimum is about US$10 a day per campaign. For B2B the precise targeting often makes the return worthwhile, provided the deal value is high enough and campaigns are managed closely.
Our published PPC management plans start at $350 per month for one platform, with larger plans at $499 and $1,099. The fee is separate from your ad spend, which you pay to LinkedIn directly. See the PPC pricing page, then ask us which plan fits your audience and goals.
Businesses selling to other businesses, especially where the buyer holds a specific role or works in a particular industry. It suits software, professional and financial services, recruitment, training, and industrial suppliers with higher-value contracts. If you sell to consumers, Meta ads will almost always be the better use of budget.
Both. We can upload a list of target companies and reach chosen roles inside them, or limit campaigns to professionals located in Toronto and the GTA, across Ontario, or Canada-wide. LinkedIn needs an audience of at least 300 members to run, and in practice we aim for far larger so the campaign has room to learn.
It depends on your goal. Lead Gen Forms, which fill in a member's details automatically, usually produce the lowest cost per lead. Sponsored content, document ads, and video build awareness and authority with buyers who are not ready yet. Conversation ads can work for events and invitations when used sparingly.
Lead Gen Forms usually win on volume and cost, because the member never leaves LinkedIn. Landing pages tend to produce fewer but better-qualified leads, since the visitor reads more before enquiring. We often test both, and judge them on how many leads become sales conversations, not on form fills.
First leads often arrive within the first few weeks of launch. Judging quality takes longer: allow about 90 days to reach a dependable cost per qualified lead, and longer for closed revenue, because B2B sales cycles run for months. We report on pipeline as well as leads so you can see progress before deals close.
You do. Campaigns run in a LinkedIn ad account linked to your company page and billed to your card, and we manage it through account access you can remove at any time. The leads, audiences, and performance history stay with your business whether or not you continue working with us.
By cost per qualified lead, not clicks. We use the LinkedIn Insight Tag and conversion tracking for website actions, Lead Gen Form data for in-platform leads, and your sales team's feedback on which leads were real. Monthly reports show spend, leads, cost per lead by audience, and what we are changing next.
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