Founder and CEO; host of The LinkedIn Ads Show
B2Linked
AJ Wilcox is the founder and CEO of B2Linked, an agency dedicated to LinkedIn advertising. He hosts The LinkedIn Ads Show, sharing practical guidance for B2B marketers on account targeting, campaign objectives, retargeting and measurement. His public work combines agency practice, podcast interviews and conference education focused on understanding and improving LinkedIn Ads campaigns.
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Deep LinkedIn-specific instruction, including account lists, audience design, bidding and measurement. Episode 171 works through an ABM workflow from list quality to role targeting and evaluating account engagement.
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AJ Wilcox explains LinkedIn Ads strategy, campaign setup and optimisation for B2B advertisers, with practical examples and guidance on lead generation.
A LinkedIn account-based marketing discussion covering company lists, list matching, decision-maker targeting, campaign structure and reporting.
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