Integration of LinkedIn Ads with BigQuery



📢 Introduction

This module integrates with the LinkedIn Ads API, enabling you to collect campaign data and store it in Google Cloud BigQuery. Gain deeper insights into your data and optimize the performance of your marketing efforts with real-time data collection.


📝 Configuration Guide

Follow the steps below to connect LinkedIn Ads with BigQuery. Once the setup is complete, your ad data will be automatically transferred to your BigQuery project.

💡 Tip: Make sure you have admin access to your LinkedIn Ads account before starting the configuration.

🔧 Module Setup

Go to the Collect section in the menu > Click Create Data Collect.





Select LinkedIn Ads from the list of available integrations.





Enter the Collector Name, e.g., "LinkedIn Collect".





🔑 Authorization

💡 Tip: If you have previously authorized the LinkedIn Ads module and do not require additional permissions, you can skip this step.

Click Authorize.





Log in and grant the necessary permissions.






Select the appropriate account from the dropdown list.





Advanced settings


In the Tables to collect field, you can exclude certain tables from being collected. This will affect the speed of data retrieval.





⏳ Historical Data and Scheduling

Select the date range for which you want to fetch historical data.




During the initial setup, you can retrieve data going back up to 12 months, with the possibility of importing older data.


A data synchronization schedule will be created automatically. More information on this topic can be found here.


Click Create to complete the configuration.


Done! Your LinkedIn Ads data will now be synchronized with BigQuery, providing you with detailed insights into the performance of your ad campaigns.


📊 Data Schema

Expand the tables below to view the full data schema collected from LinkedIn Ads.


🔎 Click to view the data schema for the linkedin_account_performance table
🔎 Click to view the data schema for the linkedin_campaign_performance table
🔎 Click to view the data schema for the linkedin_creative_performance table