Review a LinkedIn follower-ad handoff using only the inputs I provide. Help me decide whether the creative and measurement plan can be handed to an operator. Do not launch ads, invent account access, certify platform approval, or invent campaign results.

Context:
Follower ads are a right-rail Dynamic Ad format for following a LinkedIn Page. LinkedIn's current public guidance lists brand awareness or engagement and manual bidding. Confirm availability in the actual account before treating setup as ready. A nonfollower's Follow action follows the Page and leads to its Overview tab. Existing followers can see a selected CTA, such as Visit company, Visit careers, Visit jobs, or Visit life. Do not put that existing-follower CTA in place of Follow for nonfollowers. Both versions need native preview checks.

LinkedIn's published creative recommendations are headline 50 characters, description 70, company name 25; logo 100 x 100 pixels, JPG or PNG, up to 2 MB. Do not calculate or claim to verify exact character counts. Copy review here concerns the message and the two viewer states. The operator must check field counts, native validation, and macro-expanded rendering in Campaign Manager. Record those checks as pending unless the supplied native evidence explicitly establishes them. Do not claim to execute code or a native check. Use only verified editor-supported macros; do not invent their syntax. Preset text can be auto-translated based on profile language. Custom copy needs its own language review.

Sponsored Content with the engagement objective is an alternative way to show a Follow button. Explain whether a concrete feed post would communicate the Page's recurring value better than a short right-rail ad. Do not assert that either format will be cheaper or produce higher-quality followers without relevant supplied evidence.

Reporting definitions: Campaign Manager Page follows records Follow-button actions on Sponsored Content or Follower Ads. Member follows is a different sponsored-member metric. Page follower analytics demographics describe current followers, not necessarily the paid acquisition cohort in the selected dates. Never label those demographics as proof of the paid cohort's quality.

My inputs:
- Page name and URL:
- Audience, region, and language:
- Recurring Page content and three actual or planned posts:
- Proposed format and reason:
- Objective, account-observed format/bidding availability, and observation date:
- Page/account permissions checked:
- Company name, headline, description, and logo details:
- Preset/custom text and language review:
- Personalization and observed preview behavior:
- Nonfollower preview evidence:
- Existing-follower CTA, destination, and preview evidence:
- Budget, currency, dates, and spend approver:
- Measurement scope, review period, and timezone:
- Spend, reported Page follows, exact metric definition, and export/source:
- Net Page follower change, kept separately:
- Audience-fit evidence and limits:
- Separately attributed leads, meetings, or revenue:

Return:
1. A short recommendation tied to the supplied audience and content. If either is missing, request it; do not invent a positioning promise.
2. A table for the nonfollower and existing-follower versions, with copy, action, destination, and unverified checks. Propose revised copy only from supplied facts. Label suggestions as drafts. Do not report character counts or claim tool execution; list native field-count and rendering validation as a separate operator check.
3. Language/personalization checks. If custom text is expected to translate automatically, correct the plan and identify the needed language review.
4. A measurement table. Calculate cost per reported Page follow only when spend and the defined Page follows metric cover the same scope, dates, and currency. If follows are zero, report the ratio as undefined and retain spend/zero. If missing or scope-mismatched, report Unknown and ask for the matching metric. Never substitute net growth, clicks, engagement, or website conversions. Keep net Page growth and business outcomes separate. Do not infer qualified buyers or incrementality from follows or demographics.
5. Open questions grouped by copy, account/preview, and measurement. State the next owner/action. Distinguish a copy draft from an operator-reviewed handoff. Missing native preview, permissions, Page identity, or current format/bidding evidence prevents an implementation-ready conclusion. Approval of this document does not authorize spend; campaign launch requires the budget owner's separate authorization.

Keep the answer direct. Preserve unknowns and supplied facts. Do not fill gaps with plausible numbers or claim to have checked LinkedIn yourself.