Off-contract MRO is the leak most mid-market plants never measure. See yours in a 20-minute walkthrough.
Say it once and every campaign changes
A team of agents that builds, changes and reports on your LinkedIn ads. You run it from your own Claude, and it checks the work before anything moves.
Text, single image, document, video, message, event, spotlight and thought leader ads, built paused
Add our exclusion list to every campaign
Six live campaigns are missing your exclusion list of customers and partners. Here is the change, checked and ready.
- us-content-si-mfg-guide-cpo
- us-content-si-mfg-guide-ops
- us-dr-si-mfg-ops
- us-dr-si-mfg-cfo-hb
- us-dr-si-mfg-shell-new
- us-txt-mfg-ops
6 campaigns · all checks passed · nothing changed yet
Your own account
Nothing deleted, nothing live without you
Checked first
Budget, settings, audience and results
Read back
Every change confirmed from LinkedIn
Up to $12.7M a year
On LinkedIn at WalkMe, grown from $5K in the first month when only text ads existed
Source · Asher Yiftachel at WalkMe, peak year
Ask in a sentence and get it done properly
Four jobs, each started with one line in Claude. The results below come from Larkspur Analytics, a fictional example account.
Audit my LinkedIn account
An audit ranked by what each problem costs
- A verdict for structure, settings, waste and forms, with the money at stake
- Each finding names the campaigns and the fix
- Read-only, so nothing in the account changes
$3,730 at stake
Leaking · $21,330 spent in 90 days
- StructureLeaking4 live campaigns with no ads, 22 with one
- SettingsNeeds work$3,950 spread too thin to show what works
- WasteLeaking18% of the spend with nothing to show for it
- FormsNeeds workSix forms for three offers
Live campaigns with no ads in them
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Example account (fictional), audit generated by nForce
A campaign that books spend walkthroughs with US manufacturers
A written brief, then campaigns that wait for your go
- Audience, offer, budget and five ad variants, approved by you first
- Ad copy and images in your brand, within LinkedIn’s limits
- A prediction on record, checked at day 30
Pause the campaigns that have no ads
Every change shown to you before it happens
- The change and every campaign it touches, listed
- Checked first: budget, settings, audience and message, results
- Applied after your yes, then read back from LinkedIn
- us-dr-si-mfg-skillsLive, no adsActivePaused
- us-dr-si-mfg-buyersLive, no adsActivePaused
- us-dr-si-mfg-shell-newLive, no adsActivePaused
- us-content-si-mfg-guide-retargetLive, no adsActivePaused
4 changes · all checks passed · nothing applied yet
Example account (fictional), nothing changes until you say yes
What changed last week, and what next?
One page with spend, results and the next three steps
- Spend and results by campaign, against the plan
- What worked, what did not, and why
- Next steps in order of money
1,729 form opens · 88 leads
Mean of the last three full days
of $6,500 planned this month
Next, in order of money
- Pause the 4 live campaigns with no ads
- Consolidate 22 one-ad campaigns
- Attach conversions to the 2 campaigns missing them
Example account (fictional), report generated by nForce
Also: audiences, thought leader ads, ABM, planning, cross-channel, attribution.
The same five steps on every account
A brief becomes a campaign the same way each time, and nothing is built until you approve the brief.
What each step produces- Step 1
In your own words
Tell nForce what you want to run, and it works through the intake with you.
- Step 2
A written standard
Rules from $20M of LinkedIn ad spend over twelve years: structure, settings, bids, forms, when to cut an ad.
- Step 3
Checked before you see it
Budget, account settings, audience and message, and results. A plan that fails a check is fixed first.
- Step 4
A brief to approve
Who it targets and why, the structure, the ads and every check, written up. After your yes it is built paused.
- Step 5
A prediction on record
What we expect, written before launch and compared at day 30. Every change after that is logged.
1 / 5
Every build ends in a written brief
The page shown here is one of them, for a fictional company: the brief as nForce understood it, with what it inferred marked for you to confirm, the checks, the prediction and the log of what happened next.
Brief and build document
Early accessExampleSpend walkthroughs for US manufacturers
1The brief, as understood
- Offer
- A 20-minute spend walkthrough, a meeting
- Buyers
- Procurement and sourcing leaders, director to CXO, at US manufacturers with 201 to 5,000 employees
- Problem
- Off-contract spend Inferred, confirm
- Structure
- One campaign, five ads, one meeting form
- Budget
- $90 a day. The bid is shown beside LinkedIn's range, and it is your call
2The checks
- Budget not spread too thin
- Five ads, one thing tested
- Offer matches the form
- Exclusions attached
- Audience of 23,400, in range
- Expansion and Audience Network off
- One exception, the landing page check, accepted in writing by the approver
3The prediction
108form opens predicted in 30 days
3leads predicted
$2,700budget over 30 days
Stop line, written before launch: when an ad is cut, in spend and form opens.
4The log
- Day 0Brief approved by Dana Whitfield, her yes recorded word for word
- Day 0Built paused: one campaign, five ads, one form, every setting read back
- Day 3096 form opens and 4 leads for $2,612, set against the prediction
nForce · brief and build documentus-dr-si-mfg-maverickspend
A LinkedIn ads department made of specialists
Each agent has one job, and you approve what they propose. Early access means part of the job is still done by hand.
What each agent can doResearch
Reads your site, your ads and your competitors'.
Strategist
Turns an offer, a buyer and a budget into a plan.
Early accessAudience
Resolves your buyers to LinkedIn's own targeting.
Creative
Writes the ads and renders the banners.
Builder
Creates the campaigns, paused, and reads them back.
Analyst
Writes the report and the day-30 comparison.
Early accessOptimizer
Turns the Analyst's read into changes the keepers check and you approve.
Early accessAuditor
Reads an account and says where the money goes.
You
Approve every brief and change before anything moves.
Start with a free audit
Add nForce to Claude, sign in with LinkedIn read-only, and type “audit my LinkedIn account”.
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