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By Roman Slobodzianyk

Account audit by cadence

Runs eight account checks on a schedule, so a LinkedIn Ads specialist knows what to fix today, this week and this month.

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Runs with
  • LinkedIn Ads export
  • DemandSense (optional)
You need
Campaign Manager exports. Or the DemandSense MCP.
You get
Daily flags plus an action list for each cadence, every item waiting for approval.

What you get

Each check on its own cadence. And only the flags that need you today

  • The Monday run: Which checks are due, and every flag sorted into act today, this week and monitor
  • Bids and pacing: Budget use and bid moves per ad set, and where the month will land
  • The fatigue review: Click rate by week for every ad, with a rotation call and a significance test
  • Recommendations to decide: Ten calls, each with the number that confirms it

Get it

Paste one prompt. It reads your exports and changes nothing

Your exports 
Load the Account audit by cadence scenario from https://github.com/demandsense-labs/linkedin-ads-skills/tree/main/account-audit-by-cadence and run it on the exports I’ve attached.
DemandSense 
Load the Account audit by cadence scenario from https://github.com/demandsense-labs/linkedin-ads-skills/tree/main/account-audit-by-cadence and run it on my DemandSense workspace. Pull the data through the connector rather than asking me for exports.

Rather not paste it? Install it instead

Add it to Claude Code once and call it by name on any export

Claude Code 
/plugin install linkedin-ads-skills --marketplace demandsense-labs/linkedin-ads-skills

Read the source on GitHub Skill folder on GitHub

How it runs

5 steps, in order. Each one applies a rule of the Standard, and stops the run when the data can’t carry it

  1. Daily

    Daily: read and flag

    Bidding and delivery, how ads engage, acquisition costs, audience saturation (frequency per person over 30 and 90 days).

  2. Weekly

    Weekly: adjust

    Bid and pacing adjustments, week-over-week trends, delivery fixes.

  3. Every two weeks

    Every two weeks: fatigue and pacing

    Ad fatigue (pause, scale, new tests with 2 to 3 variations per ad set) and a pacing check against the monthly target (within 5%).

  4. Monthly

    Monthly: move the budget

    Review the budget and move it between campaigns, ad sets and funnel stages.

  5. Approve

    Every change is a recommendation the specialist approves and applies in Campaign Manager.

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