Factors.ai adds LinkedIn bid scheduling and cross-account audience exclusion
Factors.ai added LinkedIn Bid Scheduling and LinkedIn Audience Exclusion on June 26, 2026. The release notes describe timed bid changes that revert automatically and exclusion rules applied across multiple ad accounts and campaigns.
Factors.ai's release notes list LinkedIn Bid Scheduling and LinkedIn Audience Exclusion under Integrations on June 26, 2026. Bid Scheduling lets advertisers set time-bound rules that raise or lower LinkedIn bids by a percentage, with the original bid restored when the window closes. Audience Exclusion centralizes exclusion logic so one set of rules can apply to several ad accounts and campaigns at once. The company says exclusions can combine company lists, synced Factors segments and member attributes such as job title or seniority.
The details
- Both LinkedIn features are dated June 26, 2026, under Integrations.
- Bid Scheduling rules set a time window and a percentage bid increase or decrease.
- Bids revert automatically when the scheduled window ends.
- Audience Exclusion rules apply across multiple ad accounts and campaigns.
- Exclusions can combine company exclusions, synced segments, and job title or seniority attributes.
- A same-day agent builder update added model selection, naming Claude Opus 4.6 and Claude Sonnet 4.5.
Context
Factors.ai's product menu lists LinkedIn Adpilot and Google Adpilot alongside its analytics tools. GTM Tech News covered its September 1, 2026 Scout feature showing field-level changes in LinkedIn and Google Ads campaigns. These June controls act on campaigns directly. Earlier, on May 6, 2026, the release notes added LinkedIn user-level audience sync alongside company-level sync.
Not disclosed
- Which Factors plans include bid scheduling and audience exclusion
- Limits on the number of rules or ad accounts
- Whether equivalent controls exist for Google Ads
- Vendor
Factors.ai- Category
- Measurement & Attribution
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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