Creative reports for LinkedIn and Meta ads

Yes. The assistant writes what to move and why, from your results, the read of each ad, your company context and your documents. Nimblet never changes a budget: you move it in Campaign Manager or Ads Manager.

Yes. Ad lists show each ad's image with its result and one sentence on why it works or fails. A creative wall shows the images only.

Nimblet fills every number in the tables, ad lists and key numbers, and every ad name and image, from your account data when it prints the report. The assistant writes the words and picks what to show. Its text may quote a number only from what Nimblet gave it in the same chat.

Each conversion number follows the attribution setting of its Meta ad set or the rule of its LinkedIn conversion, and the report states it. Differences usually come from another date range, another attribution window, or conversions your team has not mapped.

Yes. You change any text in the Documents editor in Nimblet. The page updates at once, and each save is a new version.

Yes. LinkedIn and Meta count conversions on different attribution windows, and each number states its own. A report can still compare angles across both, with that basis printed.

The previous month or week, this month, or any range you pick, compared with the period before or the same period a year before. The report is in English or German.

No. You can ask for the report in Chat with Nib inside Nimblet. Claude and ChatGPT work too, through MCP (Model Context Protocol); ChatGPT needs a Business, Enterprise or Edu workspace with developer mode.

No. A report is made when someone asks for it: in the app, in Chat with Nib, or in an AI assistant. When you ask for next month's report, the same selections run on the new period.

Each printed page states the date of its data. A stored account report in the app also says how old it is, so nobody repeats old advice as new.

Yes. Each client has its own organization in Nimblet, so each report comes from that client's own account.

The account report does. It compares the new month with the last report and says what is new, what changed and what is still open. A document report covers the period and the comparison you ask for.

Yes. They are Proofserve's ads (proofserve.com), shown with permission. The numbers are examples, and the parcel ad is a Nimblet draft that never ran.

Document reports (PDF) are in the Pro, Enterprise and Agency plans. The free plan syncs your ads and shows them.