Linked in - difference between direct sponsored content and dynamic ads?
On this page: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linked...nsored-content
Create LinkedIn Direct Sponsored Content Single Image Ad Campaigns
The 5 steps are:
Sign in and create a campaign and campaign group
Choose your advertising objective and define your audience
Create a budget, schedule, and bid
Add creatives and an optional Lead Gen Form
Review & Launch your campaign
On this page: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/96485
Create LinkedIn Dynamic Ad Campaigns, the 5 steps to create a dynamic ad campaign are identical to the 5 steps above.
Additionally, if you click on 'Select one of the Dynamic ad formats' AND you end up here: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linked...erview?lang=en
Then if you click on: 'How to create Dynamic Ads campaigns in Campaign Manager', you end up again back on: Create LinkedIn Dynamic Ad Campaigns: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/96485 again
It takes you round in circles.
If I create a campaign, with an image, objective engagement with a follower button, how do I know if it is direct sponsored content or a dynamic ad? There is nowhere in the set up process anywhere that mentions the option dynamic. It is only mentioned in the documentation. However, once you create a campaign and ad in campaign manager, dynamic is not mentioned anywhere.
I have spent hours going round in circles trying to work this out and I just can't. Are they even separate things? It's so unclear
Thanks to anyone who is able to help explain