Martin Yochev
Growth Marketer @ Juma
Martin is part of Juma's marketing.
Build comprehensive paid advertising strategies across multiple platforms in minutes. Get budget allocation, targeting recommendations, and launch timelines tailored to your brand.
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What you'll get
A competitive landscape snapshot showing who's actively advertising in the space, which platforms they're on, and where there are gaps worth exploiting — so the plan is built on real market data, not assumptions.
A budget allocation table that breaks spend down by platform and funnel stage, with the majority on proven channels, a portion on platforms worth testing, and a small reserve for experimental bets.
Platform-specific playbooks covering which ad formats to use, how to approach targeting, and what the creative should look like on each channel.
A measurement framework that maps specific KPIs to each stage — impressions and reach for awareness, click-through and engagement for consideration, cost per acquisition and ROAS for conversion — so everyone agrees on what "working" means before a dollar is spent.
And a 90-day launch timeline with weekly milestones the team can build against.
Once you have the launch plan, these prompts help you drill into the areas that need more detail. Use any of them in the same conversation — the competitive research, budget allocation, and campaign structure all carry over.
You have the strategy — now you need the actual ad copy and creative direction for LinkedIn. This gives you ready-to-brief ad variations written within LinkedIn's character limits, with format recommendations matched to each funnel stage and A/B test pairings built in.
Budgets shift — the client confirms a different number, leadership redirects spend, or early results change the math. This adjusts the full plan to the new budget and flags what to cut.
A launch plan without a testing plan means the team is guessing past week one. This sets up what to test first on each platform, one variable at a time so results are actually valid, with clear criteria for picking a winner.