Instant performance dashboard
Spend, results, cost per result, clicks, leads and lead-form completion rate, with the previous period and a daily trend.
LinkedIn integration
Connect your LinkedIn Ads account to Claude, ChatGPT or the built-in assistant and ask about your B2B campaigns in plain language: who sees them, what a result costs and where spend goes without results. Reporting and analysis are live now; creating and editing campaigns is coming soon.
Spend, results, cost per result, clicks, leads and lead-form completion rate, with the previous period and a daily trend.
Performance by job function, seniority, industry, company size and country, so you see who really views your ads.
Lead and conversion campaigns spending with no results or costing more than twice comparable campaigns, and ads with a weak CTR, each with its reason.
Every campaign's status, objective, budget, bid and schedule, and every ad's review status and performance.
Search LinkedIn's targeting options and get the size of any audience and LinkedIn's recommended bid before you build a campaign.
Search LinkedIn's public Ad Library by company name or keyword and see the formats and offers competitors repeat.
A report covering LinkedIn with your other platforms for each client, in Arabic or English.
Building campaigns and changing budgets, bids and targeting by chat is coming soon. Until then the assistant recommends the change and you apply it in Campaign Manager.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. Go Shift is a hosted LinkedIn Ads MCP server: it connects your ad account to Claude, ChatGPT or its own built-in assistant through LinkedIn's official Marketing APIs.
You don't need to export reports from Campaign Manager. Ask which seniority level costs you most per lead and the assistant reads the live data and answers with numbers.
Before building a campaign, ask for the size of an audience by country, job title, seniority, industry and company size. The assistant shows the approximate size, warns you when it falls under LinkedIn's 300-member minimum, and gives LinkedIn's recommended bid.
From LinkedIn's public Ad Library, it finds the ads of any company or keyword, so you can see the formats your competitors repeat and the ads that have been running for a long time.
Until then the assistant changes nothing in your LinkedIn account. It recommends what to pause or adjust, and you apply it in Campaign Manager.
B2B companies and agencies running lead generation in the Gulf and Egypt that want LinkedIn next to Meta and Google Ads in one report per client. It works in Arabic and English.
The free plan is enough to try it on one ad account. See pricing.
Sign up to the Go Shift dashboard with Google or your email.
On the Connections page click Connect, sign in on the platform’s official page, and choose what the AI may use.
Add the Go Shift connector in Claude or ChatGPT and start asking.
On the Connections page click Connect on the LinkedIn Ads card, sign in with the LinkedIn account that has access to your ad accounts, then choose your ad accounts.
Not yet. Reporting and analysis are live now; creating campaigns and changing budgets and targeting are coming soon. Until then the assistant recommends the change and you apply it in Campaign Manager.
No. The LinkedIn tools available today are read-only, so no campaign is turned on and no budget changes.
Because the same connection will serve campaign creation and editing when they launch, so you won't need to reconnect later. Today Go Shift uses the connection for reading only.
LinkedIn's demographic numbers are approximate, leave out small values to protect privacy and can lag 12 to 24 hours, so their totals may not match the account total.
Yes, only when you ask, and it shows them to you alone. We don't use lead data for anything else.
Yes. Every ad account you make available to the AI counts toward your plan's account limit.
Yes. The assistant searches LinkedIn's public Ad Library by company name or keyword, filtered by country and date.
Yes. Put a client's accounts in one folder and ask for a report comparing cost per result across LinkedIn, Meta, Google Ads and your other platforms.