Services

LinkedIn Ads agencies for international B2B growth

Choose a LinkedIn Ads partner for international B2B: audience planning, creative formats, lead handoff and the questions to include in your agency brief.

Who this is for

Who this is for

  • B2B and SaaS teams with a defined buyer and sales process
  • Founders testing an offer with a specific professional audience
  • Teams that need to connect campaign leads to sales outcomes
Why it matters for international growth

Why it matters for international growth

Start with the buying role, the business problem and the next useful conversation. A LinkedIn brief should connect audience selection and content to the way your team qualifies and follows up on enquiries.

How to choose an agency

How to choose an agency

  • Ask for a plan that separates buyer roles, markets and offers
  • Review sample ads and the page or form that follows each message
  • Agree which CRM stages define a useful lead and who follows up

Compare agencies in the index

These are leading entries from the overall agency index. The scores use the same index methodology; check the specific service scope and project evidence when shortlisting.

2
Promodo
Larger e-commerce and enterprise performance programs
Index score: 85
3
Netpeak
Larger companies needing broad performance and SEO coverage
Index score: 84
4
Belkins
B2B teams that primarily need outbound appointment setting
Index score: 80
5
Livepage
Teams needing dedicated SEO / PPC specialization
Index score: 78
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Formats and scope

Use these formats to define the work in an agency brief.

Feed creative

Plan image and video concepts around a specific buyer problem and one clear next step.

Lead capture

Define the form questions, confirmation message and handoff to the sales team before launch.

Content-led campaigns

Use a useful guide, research summary or event as the reason to start a relevant business conversation.

Project references

The work listed below comes from the existing case descriptions. Open the project to review its wider context.

What to prepare for the brief

Prepare buyer roles, target accounts or segments, market priorities, a clear offer and recent examples of qualified enquiries. Agree how sales feedback returns to campaign planning.

FAQ

FAQ

What should a LinkedIn brief contain?
Specify the target market, buyer roles, offer, sales cycle and qualification rules. Include the landing page and the person responsible for following up.
Should a campaign lead to a form or a website?
Choose around the next step in the buying process. Compare the information needed to qualify the enquiry, the experience after submission and the connection to CRM.
How should the agency report progress?
Ask for a view from audience and creative tests through enquiries to qualified opportunities. Review sales feedback alongside campaign metrics.
The editorial recommendation

Where Pickles fits after the comparison

LinkedIn is listed in the existing Pickles channel coverage, and the DRIVO case includes LinkedIn campaigns. Use that project to discuss execution, then ask for examples that match your B2B buyer and sales cycle.