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your buyers confess in public.

You leave with
the map.
In 30 minutes.

We point LinkedIn ads at them and capture warm decision-makers. On the call we draw your map live: where the list comes from, how the ads run, who follows up.

Bogdan Liutic

“I draw it with you on the call. You keep the map either way.”

Bogdan Liutic, founder @ CR8

★★★★★4.9 / 5 across 7 public reviews on LinkedIn
an example map: the public clues that build the list, the ads, and who follows up

will LinkedIn ads pay back for you?

three numbers. you get what a client costs you to win against what they are worth to you (LTV : CAC), then our price. if the math works, pick a time. if it does not, we say so now, not at week 6, and you keep the math.

step 1 of 3, your numbers

three numbers

your numbers.

a client is worth $ over its life. we close % of qualified sales calls. we would put $ a month into LinkedIn ads.

deal value, lifetime
$1K$1M
close rate
1%100%
monthly ad spend
$500$100K

lifetime value means the first deal plus renewals. be honest with it. the math only works if you are.

receipts.

real numbers, not decks: every case page shows the numbers and where they came from →
case study cover: what 'remove friction' gets wrong about senior B2B buyers on LinkedIn, with Nikkita Brown, founder of CRS

cautious, trust-first buyers. two bid settings, side by side, at the same click rate.

$287 vs $90
cost per lead, side by side on one account
1 setting
LinkedIn's default vs a manual bid: 2 leads vs 24
13,000
people in the market
Nikkita Brown · CRS
read the case →original post →
case study cover: what makes executives respond on LinkedIn, with Amos Szeps, founder and CEO of Peoplemax

"25+ qualified CEO and Executive leads from organisations $50M to $500M revenue."

25+
CEO and exec leads, his count
$195
cost per lead, his review
$50M to $500M
org revenue range
Amos Szeps · CEO, Peoplemax · public review 4.5/5
read the case →original post →
case study cover: the LinkedIn tender engine, showing the lead gen form and the ad that ran

the campaign that smoked the benchmark.

$52 vs $376
cost per lead vs the median of 88 LinkedIn advertisers (Metadata, 2025 data)
30
lead form submissions
$1,562
spent on the lead form campaign
ESG consultancy · anonymized
read the case →original post →

every review is public and named on LinkedIn. go check. message any of them.

the stack we wire for you.

Apify logoApify
Claude Code logoClaude Code
Clay logoClay
Apollo logoApollo
LinkedIn Ads logoLinkedIn Ads
ZenABM logoZenABM
RB2B logoRB2B
HeyReach logoHeyReach
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HubSpot logoHubSpot
Slack logoSlack
Notion logoNotion
RB2B logoRB2B
HeyReach logoHeyReach
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HubSpot logoHubSpot
Slack logoSlack
Notion logoNotion
Apify logoApify
Claude Code logoClaude Code
Clay logoClay
Apollo logoApollo
LinkedIn Ads logoLinkedIn Ads
ZenABM logoZenABM

four gates. miss one and we say no on the first call.

you keep the map and the math either way.

01

a new client is worth $10K+ to you over its life.

pass or no
02

your buyers are on LinkedIn, and enough are reachable.

pass or no
03

at least $2,000 a month of ad spend, so $6,000 per 3 months, paid to LinkedIn.

pass or no
04

a named person on your side answers everyone who engages, the same day.

pass or no

what we stand behind

warm decision-makers in your CRM, the same day, with a reason to write to them.

what you keep, whatever happens

the listwith the public clue on every row
the adsand the audiences, on your own ad account
the recordsof everyone who engaged
the one-pagerhow your whole setup runs, on one page

what the first 3 months look like.

your part: a 90-minute workshop, about an hour of setup, your LinkedIn connected, then about an hour a week. your sales person answers everyone who replies.

WEEK

1

the list

500 to 1,000 companies in one segment, each with the public clue that put it there.

WEEK

2

the size check

we check LinkedIn can reach enough of your list. too few, even after we widen it once: we stop, you keep the list, and weeks 3 and 4 are refunded.

way out 1

WEEK

3

ads and messages live

ads at that list only, on your own ad account. a short message sequence from your own LinkedIn to the top of the list. every reply goes to your sales person.

WEEK

6

the pace check

in week 1 we write down how many companies should engage by week 6. under half that number: either of us can stop, and weeks 7 and 8 are refunded.

way out 2

WEEK

12

the write up

yours to keep. then it runs month to month: the list rebuilt every month, new posts and ads. stop with a month's notice.

or: what the other options cost.

PRICE
STOP DATE
WEEK 1
TELLS YOU NO UPFRONT
CR8
$4,000 a month
week 2 or week 6 if the numbers miss, unused weeks refunded. then a month's notice
your buyer profile and your list
the four gates
DO IT YOURSELF
$0 in fees
none
the platform's default settings
n/a
GENERALIST AGENCY
$3,000 to $8,000 a month from day one
none written in
a kickoff deck
no
FULL-TIME HIRE
$120K+ a year
none
a job posting
n/a

do it yourself: side by side on one client's account, the default bid paid $287 a lead on 2 leads. a manual bid paid $90 on 24. same click rate.

not ready to book?

FREE WITH YOUR WORK EMAIL

LinkedIn ads benchmarks 2026.

0.42%median click rate, single image ad (ZenABM, 2,828 ads at 7 B2B SaaS companies)
$13.23median cost per click, single image ad (ZenABM, same 2,828 ads)
$59.15median cost per 1,000 impressions (CPM), single image ad (ZenABM)
$376median cost per lead (Metadata, 88 advertisers, 2025 data)

the rest of the page: CPM for small lists, cost per lead by source, the 3 traps.

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Bogdan Liutic presenting at Claude in the Wild, Berlin, 30 Jul 2026

who runs this

Bogdan Liutic

on stage · Claude in the Wild · 30 Jul 2026

14 years in go-to-market, built two businesses to 7 figures and exited one, now building the signal loop in public with CR8.

Growth Unhingedwrote the LinkedIn ads playbook for Growth Unhinged
GTM Engineer SchoolLinkedIn ads masterclass at GTM Engineer School
Clay2026 Clay GTM hackathon winner
Accenturedelivery center lead, marketing operations
Bogdan Liutic co-hosting Build a GTM machine, live, Berlin
Build a GTM machine, live · co-host · 6 Aug 2026
Bogdan Liutic at Claude in the Wild, Berlin
Claude for go-to-market · Claude in the Wild · 30 Jul 2026
Bogdan Liutic judging the Berlin GTM hackathon
judging a GTM hackathon · 3 Oct 2026

questions founders actually ask.

what is the map, and why is it free?

one page, drawn with you on the call: which public clues show a company needs you, how the ads reach only those companies, and who on your side follows up. it is built from what your market already says in public, so it costs you nothing. you hire us to run it, or you take it and run it yourself.

what do the first 3 months include?

week 1: your buyer profile, a list of 500 to 1,000 companies built from public clues, and a scorecard of what counts as a lead, in your words. week 2: we check LinkedIn can reach enough of them. week 3: ads live on your own ad account, and the first messages from your own LinkedIn. week 6: the list refreshed, and engaged companies counted against the number we wrote down in week 1. week 12: a write up you keep either way. after that it runs month to month: the list rebuilt every month, new posts and ads, the messages refreshed.

why the four gates?

because below them LinkedIn ads cost more than they bring back. miss one and you hear it on the first call. you keep the map and the math, and pay nothing.

what if the math says no?

you hear it on the call, plainly: at these numbers LinkedIn ads would cost you more than a client is worth. when your deal size or close rate moves, run it again.

what does it cost?

$4,000 a month, every month. 3 months minimum, then month to month, stop with a month's notice. no custom quotes. ads are on top: at least $2,000 a month, paid to LinkedIn from your own ad account, none of it to us. the first 6 weeks are the real decision. if fewer than half the companies we planned in week 1 have engaged by then, either of us can stop and the 2 unused weeks are refunded. at the minimum ad spend, a stop there means you have put in about $8,000: $6,000 to us and about $2,000 in ads. billing is a monthly subscription: an invoice by email, due in 7 days, by card or bank transfer. nothing is charged automatically.

how much do we spend on ads?

at least $2,000 a month for each list, so at least $6,000 per 3 months, paid straight to LinkedIn from your own ad account. we size it to your list in week 1. none of it comes to us.

what do you need from us?

a 90-minute workshop, about an hour of setup in week 1, your LinkedIn connected for the messages, then about an hour a week. your sales person answers the people who reply or engage, and sends the follow-ups we draft.

who owns the ad account, the list and the ads?

you do, from day one. the ads run on your own ad account. the list, the audiences, the record of who engaged and the one-pager on how it all runs stay yours after any stop.

what if our market is too small?

we find out in week 2. if LinkedIn can't reach enough of your companies, we widen the list once. still short, we stop: you keep the list, weeks 3 and 4 are refunded, and you have paid $2,000.

how fast do I see something real?

week 1: your buyer profile and your list, not a kickoff deck. ads and the first messages go out in week 3.

does it renew on its own?

after the first 3 months it runs month to month at the same $4,000 a month. stop it with one email and a month's notice. nothing is billed after that.

do you do our sales for us?

no. we build the list and the message sequence, and send it from your own LinkedIn. every reply goes to your sales person, who answers it and books the call. we never book meetings for you.

do you promise meetings or closed deals?

no. we stand behind warm decision-makers in your CRM the same day, with a reason to write to them. your sales team closes. your sales cycle runs in months.

your map, drawn with you in 30 minutes.

where your list comes from, how the ads run, who follows up.

book the 30 min →free. you keep the map either way.