Ads, team and security for your business.
Manage your ad campaigns on other networks, give every teammate their own login and role, and see who changed what.
Manage your ad campaigns on other networks.
Connect your ad accounts and run campaigns on Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, Reddit and ChatGPT from Linkme. Build an ad or boost a post, and anything that needs a sign-off waits for it.
KizoBags, belts and sneakers shop · Approving a Meta ad
Real Linkme customer pages and public posts. Team, commenters and figures in the dashboard are illustrative. Counts are sped up.
In the Linkme dashboard, Kizo's Ads overview shows Key results for the last 30 days: Spend, Verified revenue and Return, beside a chart of spend and verified revenue and a card that reads 2 things need you. Dana Weiss, the owner, opens the row Diamond belt is waiting on you, from Maya Chen. The Needs attention tab opens with the ad's approval in a drawer: Launch on Meta, Not on Meta until approved, a budget of $20 a day, and a Spend check that says Maya Chen has no monthly limit to launch without approval. Dana clicks Approve and launch, and a message reads Approved. Launching on Meta. Back on the Overview, By network lists Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Pinterest, X, Reddit, LinkedIn and ChatGPT, and the Meta tile's spend and results grow. Every figure is illustrative.
Setup
- The owner connects each ad account through the network's own sign in, then picks the accounts this workspace uses.
- ChatGPT ads connect with an API key the owner pastes once. Linkme passes it on and does not keep it.
- Build a new ad or boost a post you already published, then launch it from Linkme.
Who controls what
- Owner: everything, including billing, ad accounts and spending.
- Admin: ads need approval unless the owner lets them launch.
- Manager: drafts ads, and launching needs approval unless the owner allows it.
- The owner can let a teammate launch without approval up to a monthly limit. Above that, they need approval.
What you see after
- Spend, results and Return for each network, side by side.
- Verified revenue: sales on your Linkme pages from people who clicked an ad launched from Linkme.
- Needs attention, with every ad waiting on you. Approve it there and it launches.
Limits
- Each network supports its own set of actions. ChatGPT ads, for example, target by country only and cannot boost a post.
- Verified revenue counts only ads launched from Linkme. The network's own reported return shows separately.
- Ads do not run while an agency acts on a client's account. The business signs in itself.
Give every teammate their own login, role and review step.
Invite people by email, give each one a role, and have posts approved before they publish. Every step lands in Team Activity.
FIFA World CupGlobal tournament · Approving posts as a team
Real Linkme customer pages and public posts. Team, commenters and figures in the dashboard are illustrative.
In the Linkme dashboard, FIFA World Cup's Plan opens on Needs attention, and the header reads 2 things need you. Two posts wait on Dana Weiss, the owner, each with its sign-off. Dana selects both and clicks Approve. A message reads 2 approvals recorded, both posts leave the list, which reads You're all caught up. On the Overview, Team Activity shows two new rows on top: Dana Weiss, Owner, approved both posts, Just now. On the Calendar, Dana drags Match day reel from Wednesday to Thursday, and a message reads Moved to Thu, Oct 22, with Undo.
Setup
- Invite people by email as an Admin or a Manager. Each person signs in with their own Linkme login, so nobody shares a password.
- Only the owner can make someone an Admin.
- Turn on approval for a post, or make it required, from the composer.
Who controls what
- Owner: everything, including billing, ad accounts and spending.
- Admin: invites managers, approves posts and edits the business.
- Manager: works on assigned pages, and their posts need approval.
What you see after
- Needs attention, with every post waiting on a review and its sign-off. Approve one or several at once.
- Team Activity: who submitted, approved and published what.
- The calendar, where a moved post can be undone.
Limits
- When approval is required, one owner or assigned admin must approve the post before it publishes.
- Approval keeps your scheduled time. A post that passed its time can publish once it is approved.
- Reviews happen inside Linkme. An alert tells the reviewer a post is waiting.
See who has access and what changed.
Every person has their own login. Owners and admins see who has two-factor turned on and who changed what, and you pick the alerts that reach you.
Mall of AmericaRetail and attractions, Bloomington MN · Turning on alerts
Real Linkme customer pages and public posts. Team, commenters and figures in the dashboard are illustrative.
In the Linkme dashboard, Mall of America's Settings are open on Security and Audit. The Two-factor authentication card reads 3 of 4 people have two-factor turned on, with each person's method, and Marco R has not enabled it. The page also shows Active sessions and the Audit log, with who changed what, newest first. Marco R turns two-factor on and the card reads 4 of 4. Dana Weiss, the owner, opens Notifications and turns on Review requests and one more alert. The bell gets a dot, and the newest alert reads Maya Chen needs your review, Taste of Fall reel, due today.
Setup
- Every person signs in with their own Linkme login. There is no shared password to hand around.
- Social accounts and ad accounts connect through each network's own sign in.
- Each person picks the alerts that reach them, in the app and by email.
Who controls what
- Owners and admins open Security and audit in Settings.
- Admins can remove managers. The owner can remove anyone else from the business.
- Each person turns two-factor on for their own login.
What you see after
- How many people have two-factor turned on, and each person's status.
- Active sessions: the devices signed in to your login, with Sign out on each one.
- The audit log: who changed what, newest first.
- Alerts such as Review requests, Failed publishes and Ad approvals, in the bell and by email.
Limits
- Two-factor is each person's own setting. Owners and admins see who has it on.
- Active sessions show your own devices only. Nobody sees another person's devices.
- Security reviews, data handling and contract terms are covered on a call and in your agreement.
Questions
Ads, team and security, answered
What teams ask us most. Anything else, ask us on the call.
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