On LinkedIn you can show your ad by job title, industry and company size. Instead of talking to everyone, you talk to the purchasing manager, the director or the owner. We build the campaigns and send every lead to your sales team.
updated October 2026
100 m · where b2b ads fail
On Instagram, the intern sees the same ad as the director.
On LinkedIn, each click usually costs more than on other networks. It's only worth it if the lead becomes a sale.
B2B sales take time. Without follow-up, the lead disappears.
The sale happens months later, and no one remembers where it came from.
200 m · how we do it
Your customer's job title, industry and company size. That's the person who will see the ad.
The copy talks about what keeps that person up at night at work, not just about your product.
A small budget, for a short period, to measure what each lead costs. Only then do we scale up.
Every lead enters the Ocean Scale system with the campaign that brought it, and we follow it to the sale.
500 m · campaign types
Shows up among the posts of the people you picked.
People leave their details without leaving LinkedIn, already filled in with job title and company.
Lands in the person's LinkedIn inbox.
Shows the ad again to people who visited your site.
Companies that sell to other companies, with high-value sales and decisions made by more than one person.
To sell to consumers, Instagram and Google usually bring cheaper leads.
See Instagram and Facebook ads → See Google ads →1,000 m · what has worked
1,500 m · what you get