The insanely simple, zero-cost way to spy on your competitors' Google Ads:
(99% of marketers don't know about this)
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(99% of marketers don't know about this)
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Step 1: Search A Phrase
You have two options here.
One is searching a phrase related to your offer (e.g. men’s minimalist watches).
The other is searching for a specific brand (e.g. MVMT Watches).
Both should spit out ads.
You have two options here.
One is searching a phrase related to your offer (e.g. men’s minimalist watches).
The other is searching for a specific brand (e.g. MVMT Watches).
Both should spit out ads.
Step 2: Click The Little Dots
Next, click the three little dots to the right of the advertiser’s name.
This will pop up, and from there, click “see more ads from this advertiser”.
Next, click the three little dots to the right of the advertiser’s name.
This will pop up, and from there, click “see more ads from this advertiser”.
Step 3: Choose Time, Location, & Format
Now you’re on a page of ads for that advertiser.
Choose time, country, and format if you have specific preferences for those.
This will filter the ads shown below.
If you can’t see any ads, turn off ad block or use a different browser.
Now you’re on a page of ads for that advertiser.
Choose time, country, and format if you have specific preferences for those.
This will filter the ads shown below.
If you can’t see any ads, turn off ad block or use a different browser.
Step 4: Browse Ads
After filtering by time, location, and/or format, it’s time to browse the ads.
Scroll through, study them, and look for inspiration.
I bet you’ll find something useful.
After filtering by time, location, and/or format, it’s time to browse the ads.
Scroll through, study them, and look for inspiration.
I bet you’ll find something useful.
Bonus: How To Use This Tool
That’s the simple process.
Here’s the more applicable one…
- Search competitor brand names
- Search phrases related to your offer
- Compile a bunch of brands
- Browse all of them
- Look for angles
- Synthesize into ads for your brand
Simple.
That’s the simple process.
Here’s the more applicable one…
- Search competitor brand names
- Search phrases related to your offer
- Compile a bunch of brands
- Browse all of them
- Look for angles
- Synthesize into ads for your brand
Simple.
That’s everything.
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