Social media advertising works when it’s based on a clear understanding of your customers and your sales cycle. We work with all relevant platforms and build campaigns that can be tracked in the sales pipeline—not just by likes.

Paid social has become more complex. Behind the simple user interface lie ad accounts with hundreds of settings, audience targeting rules, bidding strategies, and tracking layers that require deep experience to navigate correctly. At the same time, the results may look reasonable on the surface, even if the foundation is flawed. As a marketing manager, it can be difficult to know when something is set up incorrectly because the platform doesn’t tell you. It’s not a lack of will that causes many companies’ paid social campaigns to underperform—it’s a lack of insight into what they don’t know.

A partnership with InboundCPH is not a one-size-fits-all solution. It is tailored to your business, your customers, and the channels that make sense within your sales cycle. Below are the areas we typically focus on.
Not all of them are relevant to everyone. We'll figure that out in the initial analysis.


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We review your campaigns, target audiences, messages, and tracking—and give you a clear picture of what’s working, what’s wasting your budget, and what needs to be adjusted. The audit is a concrete basis for decision-making, not a sales pitch.


It depends on your business and who you want to reach. We work with all relevant platforms—LinkedIn, Meta, Reddit, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, and Snapchat. LinkedIn is typically the most effective channel when you need to reach specific job titles and companies. Meta is effective for lead generation, sales, and brand awareness, provided that tracking is set up correctly. YouTube makes sense when you need to build brand awareness over time. We always make recommendations based on your specific situation—not on what’s popular or what we’d prefer to sell.
LinkedIn is significantly more expensive than most other platforms, and you should expect to spend at least approximately 10,000 DKK per month per campaign. However, the overall recommendation depends on many factors—including your objectives, target audience size, who you want to reach, and the number of campaigns. This means that LinkedIn only makes sense if your average order value is high enough to cover the cost. This is one of the first things we clarify before recommending LinkedIn as a channel. We do not run LinkedIn Ads if it doesn’t make business sense for you, and we have many examples where the budget is better spent on Meta, even in B2B contexts.
No. Likes and clicks are vanity metrics. We set up tracking that links the campaigns to your CRM and sales pipeline so you can see which campaigns are driving MQLs and SQLs. This requires solid technical setup from the start, but it’s the only way to know if your budget is being spent wisely. When we evaluate campaign performance, we do so in close collaboration with you, so we always take your perspective on sales and the pipeline into account.
Most social media agencies are built around content and community management. We’re built around performance, growth, and business results through tactical campaigns that align with your overall marketing strategy. We’re focused on whether you’re generating qualified leads and sales from your budget, and whether your overall activities support every stage of the customer journey. It’s a fundamentally different approach.
That’s the most common starting point. We typically start with an audit of the existing setup so we have a realistic picture of what’s working, what’s wasting budget, and what needs to be adjusted. From there, we can either take over operations, advise your internal team, or assist with specific parts of the initiative.
