Anthony Blatner
Founder and Managing Director of Speedwork
Anthony Blatner is the founder and managing director of Speedwork, an agency focused on LinkedIn advertising and B2B growth. His work combines campaign strategy, performance analysis and lead generation. He also teaches LinkedIn marketing through LinkedIn Learning courses and publishes practical guidance on ad targeting, creative testing and using AI with advertising accounts.
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LinkedIn Ads adds company size, revenue, and device targeting
Anthony Blatner has flagged new LinkedIn Ads targeting options rolling out this month: more granular company-size bands, company revenue ranges, and device-type targeting. Some are live now, others are ramping up.
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LinkedIn Ads Brand Kits spotted for AI-generated creatives
LinkedIn Ads is testing Brand Kits, a feature that allows advertisers to set brand colours, typography, and voice guidelines for AI-generated creatives. The feature was spotted in the wild and signals LinkedIn's move toward automated creative generation within brand parameters.
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8 contribution points · 2 credited works · #148 in the Lifetime contribution ranking.
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