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Kiin Intelligence
The intelligence layer for LinkedIn Ads. AI flags it, a specialist verifies it. Built for B2B marketing teams.
About Kiin Intelligence
Kiin Intelligence is the intelligence layer for LinkedIn Ads. It connects your ad account to Claude and answers the questions Campaign Manager can't. Which campaigns are wasting spend on off-ICP audiences. Which creatives are fatiguing before the numbers collapse. Which target accounts are actually engaging. What your LinkedIn spend is really doing to pipeline. The intelligence comes from the Kiin Brain, a knowledge base built from managing 200+ LinkedIn ad accounts. Not generic AI advice. Practitioner judgment, encoded. And nothing important ships unverified. The Brain flags it, a specialist verifies it. You get answers you can act on, not hallucinated recommendations. How it works: → Connect your LinkedIn ad account → Ask questions in Claude or get flags delivered to Slack → Diagnose wasted spend, creative fatigue, audience overlap, pipeline influence → A human specialist reviews anything that touches your budget Built for B2B marketing teams running serious LinkedIn spend, and for the people who answer to the CFO about it. Built by Kiin, the LinkedIn Ads agency behind campaigns for B2B SaaS companies across Europe and the US. Start free at get.kiin.co
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People
Kiin Intelligence employees Omar Aboushady, Yasmin El-Deeb, Michele Campurra, Taher El Kowiery, Joanna Saunders, Surike Malherbe, and Jishnu Brahma have been added to the team.
Reported by Philip Ilic
People
Kiin Intelligence built a LinkedIn Ads Agency team with 3 ex-LinkedIn people and deep expertise in LinkedIn Ads, Google/ Bing Ads, and B2B demand gen.
Reported by Philip Ilic
Products & Services
Kiin Intelligence built the company to give the model enough context to know what to do with it, based on Philip's experience managing LinkedIn ad campaigns.
Reported by Adrian Patzi
Products & Services
Kiin Intelligence is planning to add £1m in new ARR next year using a specific scaled ABM motion with 3,000 target accounts and 15-18 wins.
Reported by Philip Ilic