//Paid Advertising

LinkedIn ads aimed at
the accounts you actually want.

LinkedIn is the only platform where you can put an ad in front of the VP of Operations at the fifty companies you want as customers. It is also the most expensive click in advertising. We make sure each one has a job.

LinkedIn advertising solves a problem nothing else does: reaching a specific job title at a specific company, before they have searched for anything. That precision costs several times a Google click, so a LinkedIn ads agency has to be ruthless about who sees the ad, what they are offered, and how the click is followed into the pipeline. Spray-and-pray does not survive LinkedIn prices.

We run LinkedIn campaigns for B2B companies that sell something worth a considered purchase: software, professional services, health tech, industrial products. The work is account lists, offers a buyer will actually trade an email for, and the follow-up that turns a download into a conversation. Senior operators run it, you own the Campaign Manager account, and the report shows pipeline, not impressions.

//What you get

What LinkedIn ads management includes.

Account and audience build

Named account lists uploaded as matched audiences, layered with title, seniority and function, and excluded of the people who will never buy.

Offer design

The thing a busy executive will exchange an email for: a real guide, a benchmark, a calculator, a working session. Not a brochure.

Campaign types that fit

Sponsored content, document ads, conversation ads and lead gen forms, chosen for the stage of the buyer rather than run all at once.

Creative and copy

Written for a professional reading on a phone between meetings: specific, credible, and about their problem rather than your product.

Tracking into the pipeline

Insight Tag, conversion events, and CRM matching so you can see which accounts engaged and which became opportunities.

Retargeting and nurture

Website and engagement retargeting on LinkedIn, plus the email sequence that keeps a downloaded guide from being the end of the story.

//What is usually broken

Why LinkedIn ads feel expensive and slow.

01

The audience is "marketing managers in the United States," which is a few million people and none of them specifically, so every click is a coin flip.

02

The offer is a demo request, which nobody who has not heard of you is ready for, so the click costs a fortune and converts at almost nothing.

03

Leads from the form go to a shared inbox, get a templated email a week later, and die.

04

Success is being measured on clicks and engagement, which LinkedIn is happy to sell you, instead of on opportunities created.

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//How we work

How we run LinkedIn ads.

01

Name the accounts

Who you want as a customer, by company and role, drawn from the customers you already win and keep. The list is the strategy.

02

Build the offer ladder

Something useful first, a conversation second, a demo third. Each ad asks for the next step, not the last one.

03

Launch small, watch by account

A tight budget across a few creatives, judged by which accounts engaged and what they did next, not by click volume.

04

Follow the click

Retargeting on LinkedIn, an email sequence off it, and a handoff to sales that names the account and what it read.

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That is the process.

Nothing exotic, just done properly and in the right order. Want it run on your business?

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//Two-minute quiz

Are LinkedIn ads the right next dollar for you?

Four questions. At the end you get our honest read, including when the answer is “not this, not yet.”

Question 1 of 4

Who buys what you sell?

//Why trust us with it

LinkedIn ads with the math in the room.

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We respect the price of the click

Every campaign starts with what a customer is worth and what LinkedIn will cost to reach them. If the math does not close, we say so before launch.

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Pipeline, not impressions

The report shows accounts engaged, leads created, and opportunities influenced. Engagement rate lives in the appendix.

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No demo-request-only campaigns

Cold buyers do not book demos. We build the offer that earns the first step, then the rest of the ladder.

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Your account, your data

Campaign Manager, the Insight Tag data, the audiences and the creative all stay in your name.

Want this for your business?

This is how we work.

If it sounds like the way you would want it done, the next step is a ten-minute conversation with a founder.

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//What you can count on

How we operate.

Monthly
Month-to-month agreements. We earn the next month with this one.
100%
Of your ad accounts, data and history stay in your name.
Booked
We report cost per booked customer, the number your accountant cares about.

//Related services

The work this connects to.

PPC Agency

Paid search and paid social run as one account, measured by booked customers.

Google Ads Agency

Search, Performance Max and Shopping campaigns built around your unit economics.

Facebook Ads Agency

Meta campaigns across Facebook and Instagram that create demand and prove it.

SEM Agency

Paid and organic search planned together, so you never pay for a click you already earn.

PPC Management

Ongoing management of an account you already run: structure, bids, negatives, tracking.

Local Services Ads

Google Guaranteed leads for service businesses, paid per lead instead of per click.

SEO Agency

Technical, on-page and content SEO that turns into calls, forms and booked revenue.

Conversion Rate Optimization

Messaging, friction and proof, fixed in the order that moves the number.

Email Marketing Agency

Welcome, nurture, win-back and newsletter flows to the people who opted in.

Website Design

Design and engineering as one job: fast, crawlable, on brand, built to convert.

Direct Mail Marketing

Every Door Direct Mail: the offer, the piece, the routes, the printing and the drop.

PR Agency

Press releases, local features, awards and the outreach to the outlets that matter.

Medical & Healthcare Marketing

Practices, med spas and clinics: local search, ads that clear policy, and trust.

Marketing Plans & Playbooks

Who to win, why they pick you, what to run first, and how you will know it worked.

All services

Every service we offer, grouped the way buyers look for them.

Case studies

The receipts, with the numbers and how they happened.

Marketing agency in Orange County

Local help if you are in our home county.

//Plain English

What the initials actually mean.

Defined in a sentence, with a link to the organisation that owns the term.

PPCPay per click

You only pay when somebody clicks your ad, not when it is shown. Google calls the same thing cost per click, and the price you actually pay is usually less than the maximum you set.

Source: Google Ads Help: cost per click
CPCCost per click

The amount one click costs you. It moves with competition and with how relevant your ad and landing page are, which is why the same click can cost a competitor more than it costs you.

Source: Google Ads Help: cost per click
CTRClick-through rate

Clicks divided by the number of times an ad or a listing was shown. It is the honest read on whether your message is worth clicking, separate from how big your budget is.

Source: Google Ads Help: click-through rate

See every acronym we sell under, defined.

//Common questions

Things we get asked first.

Are LinkedIn ads worth the cost?

For a considered B2B purchase with a customer worth thousands or more, yes, because nothing else reaches a named account by title. For a low-ticket product, usually not. We run the math with you before spending anything, and we will tell you if the answer is no.

What should the ad offer?

Something a busy person will trade an email for: a benchmark, a guide that solves a real problem, a calculator, a short working session. Demo requests belong further down the ladder, once the account has seen you a few times.

How do you measure LinkedIn ads?

By account engagement, leads created, and opportunities influenced, matched into your CRM where possible. LinkedIn will show you clicks and engagement rate. We treat those as inputs, not results.

Can you target a list of specific companies?

Yes. Matched audiences let us upload a company list and layer job titles and seniority on top. That account-based approach is where LinkedIn earns its price.

How much should we budget?

Enough to reach the target accounts often enough to be remembered, which is more about audience size than total spend. We size it from the account list and what a customer is worth, then scale from evidence.

Do you also handle the follow-up?

Yes. A LinkedIn campaign without a nurture sequence and a sales handoff is half a campaign. We build the email flows and the retargeting, and we write the handoff so sales knows what the account read.

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About Mining Wells

We're on a mission to fix bad marketing.

Maybe:

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