“The Wire program is available in all languages \u200b\u200bon mobile and desktop to global advertisers who are part of the pilot negotiating content sponsorships with our select group of publishers, including Barron’s, Bloomberg, Business Insider, Forbes, LinkedIn News , MarketWatch, NBCUniversal, Reuters, The Wall Street Journal and Yahoo Finance. Note: At launch on June 5, the Wire program will not offer guidance to EU members.”<\/p>\n
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Expanded AI capabilities in Accelerate. <\/strong>The spokesperson told us that LinkedIn “is making Accelerate campaigns globally available for lead generation and website visit goals as we expand Accelerate to support additional campaign goals in the future”. Here’s what’s new in Accelerate:<\/p>\n Microsoft Designer integration for creative personalization Enhanced targeting with exclusion lists AI Marketing Assistant to guide campaigns<\/p>\n First results:<\/p>\n Advertisers using Accelerate create campaigns 15% more efficiently. They also see a 52% lower cost per action compared to classic campaigns Video uploads on LinkedIn are up 45% year over year<\/p>\n Why we care<\/strong> Historically, B2B advertisers have felt ignored. This will be a welcome update, which other tech giants seem to be missing, showing advertisers that AI can also be used to help improve their results. <\/p>\n What follows<\/strong> LinkedIn plans to make Accelerate, including AI-written copy in English, available to all customers globally in the coming months.<\/p>\n What they are saying<\/strong> Sean Johnston, VP of Advertising at Closed Loop, noted a threefold increase in lead form fill rates and a 66% lower cost per lead:<\/p>\n “Acceleration campaigns far exceeded the lead conversion performance we saw from even our best-performing manual audiences.” <\/p>\n
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