LinkedIn

By Emilia Korczynska

If you are running ads on LinkedIn and want a reliable LinkedIn ad lead capture automation in your CRM, such as HubSpot/Salesforce, you have three practical routes to make it happen. The first is the default approach, but it is insufficient for most B2B teams. The second captures more, yet demands heavy manual effort.

By Emilia Korczynska

If you are running ads on LinkedIn and want to push LinkedIn ad leads into your CRM like HubSpot, there are three ways to do it. The first is the standard way, but inadequate, the second is too tedious, while the third is automatic and better (spoiler: it’s ZenABM). Let’s see all three.

By Emilia Korczynska

CRMs such as HubSpot include built-in tracking tags you can drop onto your site. As soon as someone clicks your LinkedIn ad, HubSpot will automatically pick it up. You can also directly integrate HubSpot with LinkedIn campaign manager for the same.

By Emilia Korczynska

Tracking company-level LinkedIn ad engagements per campaign, especially impressions, helps you track buying stages, market more effectively, and attribute ROI accurately. Syncing this data to your CRM ensures your account/deal lists and LinkedIn ad engagements are in the same place. But most CRMs and LinkedIn’s native integrations miss this entirely.

By Emilia Korczynska

Tracking which companies engage with your LinkedIn ads and how those engagements turn into pipeline or revenue can get overwhelming if you rely on manual data exports and spreadsheets. Every day, B2B marketers waste hours pulling LinkedIn campaign stats, matching them to CRM records, and updating CSV files.

By Emilia Korczynska

Account-based marketing (ABM) teams know the value of sending LinkedIn Ads data to their CRM. But beyond basic lead syncs, truly automating the flow of LinkedIn ad engagement data at the company level into your CRM is essential for ABM success.

By Emilia Korczynska

Scrolling through endless companies viewing your LinkedIn ads and choosing the most engaged ones to extract out a CSV. Later, upload the CSV to your CRM for your sales team to know which accounts to reach out to. And then, during reporting days, mapping each closed deal and pipeline addition to ad engagement.