Bid optimizer

Skill foxgeeek/adskills/.claude/skills/linkedin-ads/bid-optimizer

Claude Code Skills framework for multi-platform ad operations — Meta, Google, LinkedIn Ads from the terminal / Framework de Claude Code Skills pra gestão de tráfego multi-plataforma

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npx -y skills add foxgeeek/adskills --skill bid-optimizer

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Analyze LinkedIn campaign CTR, conversions, and actual CPC vs bid, then suggest ±% bid adjustments. Can apply adjustments with explicit confirmation. Triggers on prompts about bid tuning, CPC/CTR optimization, or reallocating spend to winning campaigns.

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LinkedIn Ads — Bid Optimizer

When to use

"Ajusta lances pra cima nas campanhas que tão convertendo"
"Which LinkedIn campaigns should I raise bids on?"
"Diminui o bid dos que estão com CPC alto demais"

Logic

For each campaign over lookback days:

Suggest raise if ctr ≥ min-ctr AND conversions > 0
Suggest lower if actual_cpc > current_bid × max-cpc-raise-ratio
Otherwise hold

Adjustment amount = ±adjust% of current unitCost.

Inputs

--account — account ref
--lookback — days (default 14)
--min-ctr — CTR % threshold (default 0.4)
--max-cpc-raise-ratio — CPC/bid threshold (default 0.9)
--adjust — adjustment % (default 15)
--apply — opt-in to execute (prompts for confirmation)

Invocation

# Report only
adskills linkedin bids --account acme

# Apply suggestions
adskills linkedin bids --account acme --apply --adjust 15

Guardrails

--apply always prompts for "yes"
Per-campaign failures do not abort the run
Reports HTML + markdown with every suggestion including "hold"