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LinkedIn Ads
Flags B2B advertisers — is this company running LinkedIn ads, and how many. LinkedIn is the most expensive of the three networks, so running ads there is the strongest signal that a company has real budget.
What it isTemplate
A ready-made column. It opens the editor pre-filled, so you look it over once and hit Add.
InputWhat you give it
Paste LinkedIn company URLs (one per line)
linkedin.com/company/stripe linkedin.com/company/figma
A LinkedIn company URL matches the advertiser exactly. A website works too, but it is a fuzzy guess from the domain name.
OutputWhat comes back
- Advertising on LinkedIn, yes or no
- Ad count
| Company | Advertising on LinkedIn | Ads |
|---|---|---|
| linkedin.com/company/monday-com | yes | 94 |
| linkedin.com/company/attio | yes | 7 |
| linkedin.com/company/small-bakery | no | 0 |
Illustrative. LinkedIn is the most expensive of the three networks, so running ads there is the strongest signal a company has real budget.
How it worksTwo things you decide
- Map the company columnA domain works — notion.com is searched as 'notion' — or an advertiser name if you have it.
- Keep concurrency lowA real browser loads per company.
Limits — read this before you run it
Headless, no login. Reads LinkedIn's public ad library, so a company that advertises elsewhere shows nothing here. 1 action per row.
FAQQuestions people actually ask
Why is the count suspiciously round?
The public library returns about 24 per search. For a heavy advertiser read the number as 'at least this many' rather than a total.
What does "Add run condition" do?
Skips rows where a condition on another column isn't met — e.g. only run if Email is empty. Skipped rows cost no actions, on both manual and auto runs.
What does "Auto-run on new rows" do?
Runs this column by itself whenever new rows arrive — no clicking Run. It only picks up new arrivals; rows already in the table when you turn it on are left alone. It only fires while the app is open — closing it pauses everything until you reopen.