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Bulk editor

Skill foxgeeek/adskills/.claude/skills/linkedin-ads/bulk-editor

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

Install
npx -y skills add foxgeeek/adskills --skill bulk-editor

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Bulk edit LinkedIn campaigns from CSV — status, daily budget, unit cost (bid). Preview before apply, confirmation required. Triggers on prompts about mass campaign edits, pausing many campaigns at once, or budget reallocations.

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LinkedIn Ads — Bulk Editor

When to use

  • "Pausa todas as campanhas dessa lista"
  • "Aumenta o daily budget em todas essas campanhas"
  • "Bulk edit LinkedIn campaigns from spreadsheet"

CSV format

Columns (any combination of change columns — campaign_id is required):

campaign_id,status,daily_budget,unit_cost
1234567890,PAUSED,,,
1234567891,ACTIVE,50,
1234567892,,,8.50
  • status: ACTIVE, PAUSED, or ARCHIVED
  • daily_budget: number in account currency
  • unit_cost (or bid): number in account currency

Invocation

adskills linkedin bulk --account acme --csv ./edits/pause-underperformers.csv
adskills linkedin bulk --account acme --csv ./edits/raise-budgets.csv --dry-run

Guardrails

  • Preview printed before API calls (first 20 + count of rest)
  • Confirmation prompt unless --dry-run
  • Per-row failure is isolated — run continues, errors captured in the report
  • Rows with no change columns are silently skipped

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