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Connect your LinkedIn ad accounts with LinkedIn's own sign-in and see each campaign's spend, impressions and clicks beside your other networks. Zinn® Ads changes nothing in LinkedIn.
Zinn® Ads shows your own LinkedIn Ads campaigns beside your other ad networks. It reads your LinkedIn ad accounts and changes nothing in them: every change to a LinkedIn campaign is made by you in LinkedIn Campaign Manager.
For each ad account: its campaigns, and each campaign's spend, impressions and clicks over the last 30 days, in the account's own currency. They show in Zinn® Ads beside your other networks.
There is no daily audit for LinkedIn and no proposed changes: Zinn® Ads does not pause, edit, budget or create anything in a LinkedIn ad account. An attempted change is refused before it reaches LinkedIn.
In Zinn® Ads → Tracking, the tracking hub takes your LinkedIn Insight Tag ID and your LinkedIn conversion IDs, so your site tag fires them with your other networks' tags.
If Zinn® Ads cannot read the account, the account shows why: when LinkedIn is having an outage we say so and link LinkedIn's status page; when your sign-in was removed or has run out, connect the account again.
Press Disconnect beside the account. We forget our access and delete everything we hold about that account. To remove Zinn® Ads from your LinkedIn account as well, remove it from the permitted services in your LinkedIn settings. Your ad spend and billing always stay in your own LinkedIn Ads account.
Get started with Zinn® Ads on zinnads.com walks through it with screenshots of the real screens. Every Zinn® Ads guide: zinnads.com/kb.
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