Vector MCP
Vector MCP connects your LinkedIn ad performance and site visitor activity straight to your LLM, so you get real answers in seconds instead of digging through dashboards.
Three ads are carrying the week: your top 3 creatives drove 58% of conversions, led by “Buyer Committee” at 4.8% CTR and 62 conversions.
All three share the same hook: a specific stat in the headline. Generic-copy ads are converting at less than half that rate.
Worth doing now: shift more budget into these three before they start to fatigue.
The answers already exist: buried in ad platforms, analytics tools, and spreadsheets. Vector MCP gives you direct access to them, in your own words, without the busywork of digging them out first.
Ask if you’re on pace with your budget and get spend-to-date versus target, broken out by campaign and channel, plus a projection of where you’ll land by month’s end, even when you didn’t ask for one.
You're at $18,400 of a $25,000 budget with 9 days left, pacing slightly ahead of plan.
“Q3 Enterprise ABM” is running hottest: 71% of spend, on track to land at 104% of its own target.
Everything else is pacing under 90%, mostly “Retargeting — Warm.”
At this rate, you'll land around $27,100 for the month, 8% over budget.
Worth doing now: trim “Q3 Enterprise ABM” by ~$1,500 to land on target.
Ask which creatives are fatiguing and get ads ranked by declining engagement, early enough to rotate them out before you’ve wasted spend chasing a stale offer or landing page that was never the problem.
Engagement is down 31% week-over-week (4.2% → 2.9%), concentrated in one campaign.
“Q3 Enterprise ABM”: 4.2% → 2.9% (−31%). Every other campaign is flat or up.
The “Buyer Committee” creative has been live 19 days, past its usual 14-day fatigue window.
Not a targeting problem. It’s one creative that’s worn out.
Quick win: rotate in fresh creative and reallocate spend to what’s still converting.
Ask who engaged with your ads but never filled out a form, and get back real people at real companies: cross-referenced against the paid impressions they were served, so you can see which accounts are already warm and unassigned.
14 people from target accounts engaged with your ads this week without ever submitting a form.
6 are at Cvent, including a VP of Marketing Ops who clicked through twice.
All 14 were served the “Buyer Committee” creative, none are assigned to a rep yet.
These aren't cold leads. They're warm, unassigned accounts.
Worth doing now: route these 14 to their account owners before they go cold.
Every account staged with evidence, every ad aimed at a real person, impact you can prove any day of the week.
Read-only access to your LinkedIn Ads performance: campaign and creative performance, bids, spend, plus de-anonymized site visitor activity, so you can tie the people who show up on your site back to the ads that brought them there. More platforms are on the roadmap; this is the intentional starting point, not the ceiling.
On purpose. Anyone can turn off a campaign: the hard part is knowing which one to turn off, and that’s harder to get right at scale than it looks. Vector MCP takes the reporting and data-pulling off your plate so you have more time for the strategic calls that actually need your judgment. Changes to campaigns, bids, or budgets still happen in-platform.
We’re approved API partners with every platform we connect to, and we cache data properly so you don’t get rate-limited or banned. If you’re spending real money on ads, how your MCP accesses your accounts matters: we don’t scrape or take shortcuts around platform terms.
