LinkedIn Campaign Manager · B2B ads
Sponsored Content, Message Ads and Text Ads are all paid from the card saved on your Campaign Manager ad account. Fund a ScarabPay virtual Visa with USDT and use it as that card.
LinkedIn is built around professional profiles, which shapes both who you can reach and how much each result costs.
Choose audiences by job title, function, seniority, company or industry, which suits B2B offers and hiring.
Professional audiences are in demand, so clicks usually cost more than on consumer networks. Fewer, better-qualified leads is the usual trade-off.
With pricier clicks, threshold charges arrive faster. Size the card balance for the next charge, not only for today’s budget.
Most self-serve advertisers pay by card. LinkedIn also offers invoicing, but only to accounts that qualify for it.
As your campaigns accrue spend, LinkedIn charges the card on the ad account at billing thresholds and at the end of the billing cycle, whichever comes first. Each ad account has one card, managed from the Billing center.
Advertisers that meet LinkedIn’s requirements can apply to be invoiced instead of charged by card. New or smaller accounts normally start on card billing, which is where a virtual card fits.
The ScarabPay virtual card is the card on your ad account. Because LinkedIn clicks tend to cost more than on consumer networks, keep the balance comfortably above your next threshold charge.
When a charge fails, LinkedIn pauses delivery until the balance is settled. These are the usual reasons behind a failed payment in Campaign Manager.
Payment failedLinkedIn bills from outside many advertisers’ countries, and local cards often refuse foreign online merchants by default.
The ScarabPay virtual Visa is built for international online payments in USD.
Credit card declinedB2B audiences are expensive, so a single threshold charge can be larger than expected. If the card holds less, the charge fails.
Load the card above your threshold, then retry the payment from the Billing center.
Account on holdAn outstanding balance puts the ad account on hold and stops all campaigns in it until the amount is paid.
Top up first, settle the balance in the Billing center, and campaigns can resume.
Billing info mismatchA cardholder name, country or address that conflicts with your ad account and company Page can trigger extra checks or a decline.
Use the name on your ScarabPay account and keep the ad account details consistent with your Page.
Enter your daily budget and how many days your ads will run. We add a 10% margin so a billing-threshold charge never lands on an empty card.
Register on the website or the Android app and complete identity verification.
Send USDT from your wallet or exchange to your ScarabPay balance.
Create a reloadable virtual card and load more than one threshold charge; the calculator above helps you size it.
Sign in at linkedin.com/campaignmanager, choose or create your ad account and link it to your company Page.
Open the account menu, go to Billing center and add or update the credit card with the number, expiry, CVV and billing address.
Start your campaign and watch spend in Campaign Manager so the card is topped up before each charge.
LinkedIn charges the ad account card again and again as spend accrues. A reloadable virtual card stays on the account; you just add USDT as your campaigns scale.
Lite is single-use. The first charge might succeed, but the next threshold charge would fail and put the ad account on hold.
All of them: Sponsored Content, Message Ads, Conversation Ads, Text Ads and Dynamic Ads in the same ad account are billed to its card.
As campaigns accrue spend, LinkedIn charges at billing thresholds and at the end of the billing cycle. You can follow charges and download receipts in the Billing center.
LinkedIn offers invoicing to advertisers that qualify. If your account doesn’t, card billing applies, and the ScarabPay virtual card works for that.
LinkedIn lets you target by job title, company, industry and seniority, so competition for professional audiences is high. Plan a larger card balance than on consumer platforms.
Top up the card, open the Billing center and pay the outstanding balance. Once it is cleared, campaigns can resume.
Each ad account has its own card setting. You can add the same card to more than one, but separate cards make spend easier to follow.
Create your account, top up with USDT and get your virtual card in minutes.
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