What you get
A call list for this week. Who to call, who takes them, and what to say
Get it
Paste one prompt. It reads your exports and changes nothing
Load the Warm-lead handoff scenario from https://github.com/demandsense-labs/linkedin-ads-skills/tree/main/warm-lead-handoff and run it on the exports I’ve attached. Load the Warm-lead handoff scenario from https://github.com/demandsense-labs/linkedin-ads-skills/tree/main/warm-lead-handoff 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
/plugin install linkedin-ads-skills --marketplace demandsense-labs/linkedin-ads-skills Read the source on GitHub Skill folder on GitHub
How it runs
4 steps, in order. Each one applies a rule of the Standard, and stops the run when the data can’t carry it
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Clean the signal
Remove your own company, competitors, ISPs, bots, and capped or stale exports.
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Fit and rank
Keep accounts that fit your ICP and rank them by how warm they are.
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Match to the CRM
Customers go to their owner as expansion, open deals to the deal owner, new accounts to the SDR queue.
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Hand off
Write a one-line handoff per account: who, what they read, which ad, who owns it.
The rules it applies
3 rules of the Standard. Each step above leans on one of them. Open a rule to see what it checks and why
- Rule 08Who the budget reaches Check every month who your ads actually reach Campaign totals don't show who the budget actually reached. LinkedIn's demographics report does. 3 scenarios1 skill
- Rule 12From signal to sales Report exposure, influence and attribution separately Exposed, influenced and attributed are three different claims. 3 scenarios
- Rule 13From signal to sales Give sales a weekly ranked list of warm accounts, checked against the CRM Hot accounts, ranked, with who engaged and where they sit in the CRM. Never a raw visitor feed. 4 scenarios
