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Long overdue development for Google Ads practitioners, as we can now quickly find text, image, and video ad inspiration for our campaigns. And spy on our competitors, of course. Table of contents How to use the Google Ads library How to use the Google Ads library to find your competitors’ ads Another way to use the Google Ads Transparency Center to find ad information Google Ads library and advertiser verification: What you need to know How to use the Google Ads library The first thing to know about the Google Ads library is that it is not actually called the Google Ads library. Instead, you can find all active ads through the Google Ads Transparency Center.
You can search by advertiser name or by website URL. I find the website URL search to be much easier and more accurate than trying to weed through advertiser names, since many companies may be verified through a parent company Iceland Phone Number or through their agency. For example, if you try to find ads for the clothing company Gap, you’ll find a whole range of companies with “Gap” in their name, but not the Gap. google ads library - google ads transparency center screenshot Add “.com,” however, and it becomes quite clear which one is the Gap clothing company. As you can see, different domain suffixes, like .com vs. .
will come up separately when you use the website URL search. google ads library - refined google ad transparency search example Find more ways to get ahead of your competition with our free Google Ads Grader! Filter Google Ads library results There are four filters you can use in the Google Ads library to help you find what you’re looking for: date range, geography, format, and all topics vs. political ads. I recommend using the date range filter to look at the last days, rather than “Any time,” when looking for ad inspiration. The exception would be if you have a specific reason you want to look back further in time. Perhaps you’d like to get inspiration for your .
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