spec 001 · the entry product

the 30-point
linkedin teardown

a full inspection of your ad account, creative, tracking and your leadership's organic presence — scored across thirty checkpoints and returned in five working days. no sales call required. yours to keep whether or not we ever work together.

30 checkpoints 5 working days 0 calls required 100% yours to keep
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scope

what gets inspected

teardown_spec.md · rev 2.1

a · account & structure — 7

  • campaign architecture and objective fit
  • bid strategy vs actual auction behavior
  • budget distribution and pacing
  • audience overlap and cannibalisation
  • retargeting pool construction
  • frequency and fatigue at ad level
  • naming, hygiene, audit trail

b · creative — 7

  • hook quality above the fold
  • format mix vs what the data favors
  • funnel-stage coverage
  • rotation fairness — is linkedin starving your tests?
  • competitors' live ads, from the ad library
  • landing-page message match
  • mobile rendering of every live ad

c · tracking & plumbing — 6

  • insight tag and conversions api health
  • form field friction vs conversion
  • utm discipline and attribution path
  • crm handoff — where leads actually land
  • lead quality vs what sales says
  • reporting truthfulness vs platform numbers

d · thought-leadership readiness — 6

  • which leaders have promotable presence today
  • existing posts that should already be ads
  • voice strength vs the slop baseline
  • engagement quality of current audience
  • tla benchmark projection for your icp
  • the surround-sound opportunity map

e · the verdict — 4

  • the three changes that move your number most
  • priority order, with reasoning
  • what I'd automate first, and why
  • honest read: is linkedin even your problem?
deliverable: a scored document — readable by a CEO in ten minutes, actionable by whoever runs your account. including if that's not me.
why free? comparable audits sell for €750–$2,000 at the named linkedin agencies. I'd rather be judged on the document than on a discovery call — and if the teardown says linkedin isn't your problem, it will say that, because a wrong-fit client costs one of four slots.
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two ways in — both take a minute

01 · send the account

email your name, company, and linkedin ad account (or just the company page if you're not advertising yet). that's everything needed to start. the document comes back within five working days.

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02 · prefer to talk first?

fifteen minutes, no deck, no pitch. useful for scoping what the teardown should focus on, or checking whether we'd stand each other for a 90-day pilot.

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four client slots at a time · if the teardown shows we're not a fit, it says so in writing · your data is read, never stored outside the engagement · stockholm / cet