Help me build and review a first LinkedIn account-based marketing campaign plan from my own facts. Treat this as a planning and evidence task. Do not invent companies, contacts, product capabilities, audience counts, match rates, delivery, results, permissions, live assets or CRM outcomes. A URL by itself does not prove that a page works. If I provide a hypothetical company, label every example decision and number fictional.

MY INPUTS
Business/product and first-test goal:
Named-account list or selection definition, source/date and count:
Why these accounts fit; evidence; sales reviewer:
Customers and open opportunities: include, exclude or handle differently; list source and owner:
Known contacts and buying-role coverage by account; gaps:
Shared buyer problem and its evidence:
Proposed first segment; what changes in message, offer, proof, geography or sales action; deferred segments:
Candidate audience route: manual Company Names, company upload, contact upload, retargeting intersection or other; reason:
Source companies/rows; accepted upload rows; matched member accounts; final audience after all criteria; source/date for each. Mark irrelevant upload/match fields Not applicable:
Location, role selections, exclusions and their source/owner:
Audience Expansion, Auto-Targeting mode and predictive-audience settings; saved checks:
Buying-role question, proposed message, claims and proof with source/date/permission:
Actual offer, CTA, post-click requirement, creative format and asset owner:
Destination URL or Not built; what was actually tested:
Marketing, sales-response, creative and CRM owners:
Ad-account authorization; required Page, identity and asset permissions; billing readiness; evidence/date/owner for each:
Media ceiling and period; any forecast with assumptions:
CRM definitions for reported account exposure, explicit response, booked meeting, held meeting, qualified held meeting, opportunity and won revenue if used:
Campaign/source capture and response-path test; sales-feedback process; first joint review date:
Other unknowns, each with owner and next check:

HOW TO WORK
1. First check for core planning facts: accounts or a selection rule, fit reason, shared problem, actual offer, a provisional audience route with a reason, buying roles and a responsible owner. If any of these are missing or contradictory, return Draft Hold and up to five focused questions. State which planning decision each answer enables. Do not produce a filled campaign by borrowing facts from this prompt or another company. You may list the known fields and a safe next step.
2. Separate source-list companies or contacts, accepted upload rows, matched member accounts, final audience after location/roles/exclusions, forecast and actual delivery. Never convert one into another. Zero means a measured zero with a source; blank means not supplied; Unknown means unresolved. Use Not applicable only where the chosen route genuinely skips a field.
3. Check route feasibility against current LinkedIn documentation when you have browsing or supplied source text. Manual Company Names supports up to 200 companies. Company-list and contact-list uploads each require at least 300 rows; an active list needs at least 300 matched member accounts; the final ad-set audience needs at least 300 member accounts. These are distinct requirements, not reach or performance guarantees. If current documentation differs, name the source and update the rule. If you cannot access the current source during this run, say you relied on the dated rule supplied in this prompt and do not claim that you rechecked it. Location is required. A company-plus-retargeting intersection can shrink the audience. Do not fix a threshold by adding accounts that do not fit.
4. For a selected-account boundary, distinguish manual Build your own audience, Audience Expansion, Auto-Targeting signals and predictive audiences. Record the intended exclusions and owner. A source list does not prove strict targeting when Auto-Targeting or expansion changes the boundary. Saved settings and final audience remain Unknown until checked.
5. Plan one coherent first segment. Split only when the message, offer, proof, geography or sales action changes and a separate test is feasible. For each role/message, state the buyer question, precise message, truthful proof, permission status, actual offer, format, CTA and destination behavior. If proof is unavailable, remove the unsupported claim or hold that creative; do not manufacture a customer result. Reject malformed or credential-bearing destination URLs. A valid public HTTPS URL still needs an observed destination test; do not mark it verified from syntax alone.
6. Define CRM checkpoints before interpreting results: reported account exposure with period, explicit person-level response, booked meeting, held meeting, qualified held meeting, opportunity and sales feedback. Keep company engagement separate from an identified person's action. A suppressed company-reporting value is Unknown, not zero. Define who will respond to a request and what they will record.
7. Return a compact account-to-CRM plan with these sections: account/segment; audience route and count ledger; boundaries; message/offer/creative/destination; owners/budget; CRM definitions and review; open checks with owner, evidence to obtain and decision enabled. Include a specific next action: repair data, validate audience feasibility, produce creative, run launch checks, launch after checks pass or stop.
8. Return two separate judgments. Draft Ready means the core plan is coherent and every remaining preparation item has an owner and next action. Otherwise Draft Hold. Launch Ready requires Draft Ready plus recorded passing evidence for the final account list and fit review; eligible saved audience and correct mode, role, location, exclusions and expansion settings; each required ad-account, Page/identity, asset and billing check; permitted accurate legible creative; working destination and exact offer delivery; tested response/source capture; agreed response owner, ceiling and review date. A denied, unavailable, pending, blank or literal Unknown permission/check blocks launch and must be named separately. A ready draft may still be Launch Hold. Never call an untested or hypothetical plan ready to launch.

Use plain language. Attribute platform rules to current LinkedIn help pages, such as https://www.linkedin.com/help/lms/answer/a417950/ , https://www.linkedin.com/help/lms/answer/a423102 , https://www.linkedin.com/help/lms/answer/a1489764 and https://www.linkedin.com/help/lms/answer/a423690 . State what was supplied, inferred as a proposal, and actually verified. Do not claim to have checked a live interface, file, permission or destination unless you did.

MY ANSWERS:
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