Launch LinkedIn Campaigns Faster With Pre-Built Templates in Ad Manager
Template-based campaign creation has been available for Google and Meta inside Ad Manager for a while. LinkedIn is now included.
You can create LinkedIn campaigns using pre-built templates directly inside Ad Manager, upload existing LinkedIn campaigns as templates to reuse across accounts, and find the right template faster with objective-based filtering that now supports LinkedIn campaign objectives.
What's New
LinkedIn Support in Template Library Navigate to Template Library from Agency View and open the Ad Manager tab. All templates - default, agency-created, and shared - now include LinkedIn campaign templates alongside Google and Meta. The Objectives filter dynamically reflects LinkedIn-supported objectives such as Lead Generation and Website Visits.
Create LinkedIn Campaigns Using Templates In Ad Manager, click the Create Campaign dropdown and select Ad Manager Templates. Browse and select a LinkedIn template, preview the details, and click Continue. A new LinkedIn campaign is created with pre-filled configurations - targeting, creatives, budget, and more - ready to customise and launch.
Upload LinkedIn Campaigns as Templates From the campaign listing page, select an existing LinkedIn campaign and click the ellipsis menu, then Upload to Template Library. Add a template name and category. The template is saved as a Draft and can be edited, saved, or published for reuse across accounts.



Why It Matters
Rebuilding LinkedIn campaign configurations from scratch every time is repetitive work - especially when you're managing multiple clients or accounts. Templates remove that overhead, let you reuse what's already working, and make it faster to deploy consistent campaigns across locations. Ad Manager now works the same way across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn - one workflow, all three platforms.
If you have any questions about Ad Manager or the Template Library inside ESC Hub, the support team is here every day. Drop a message inside Escapepreneur Central.

