You can unpublish a Landing Page if it’s no longer relevant. You can republish it later if you want to resume the campaign or use the same content for another campaign. Related tasks Learn more To unpublish a Landing Page: To republish an…

As an advertiser, you can create a Landing Page in Campaign Manager to generate leads for your business or hiring needs. Landing Pages are standalone pages that you can link to from your ads.   To create a Landing Page:…

Once you have set up your Landing Page, you're ready to create and launch your Landing Pages campaign (using the Talent Leads objective). Contact your LinkedIn Account Manager or launch your Sponsored Content campaign in Campaign Manager. Learn more…

The content, image, and video specifications for a Landing Page are described in the following tables. Content specifications Image and video specifications Avoid using images that are larger than 6 MB in file size as they can’t be uploaded. Related…

Here are some best practices for creating your Landing Page and for managing your leads in LinkedIn Recruiter to ensure you are successfully engaging your target audience. Create your Landing Page Use one Landing Page per campaign. Avoid using copy…

With Landing Pages, you can create standalone pages to help you generate and manage leads for your business or hiring needs. To create, manage, or view Landing Pages, your company needs an active LinkedIn Recruiter contract. You’ll also need…

As an advertiser, you can view reporting, edit, or delete Landing Pages in Campaign Manager. You can’t change the Recruiter contract on a published Landing Page. If you need to change the Recruiter contract, you must duplicate the page. Related…

With LinkedIn Landing Pages, you can create standalone pages to help you generate and manage leads for your business or hiring needs. You can create, manage, and view reporting for your Landing Pages from Campaign Manager. To get started with…