Introduction #
AdSpyder’s comprehensive Ad Library feature offers first-time users an extensive repository of historical ads with ad details. Understanding best practices can help new users maximize their search experience and extract valuable insights from the data. In this response, we will discuss key features and guidelines for text search and URL search in AdSpyder, ensuring a successful and productive exploration of the Ad Library.
Pointwise Information #
- Text Search: After logging in, look for “Ad Library” and click on “Text Search.” Select your desired platform and type the text you want to base your search on. Choose between Broad or Phrase search types.
- URL Search: Similar to Text Search, select “Ad Library,” then “URL Search.” Choose your preferred platform and enter the URL for the ad copy.
- Filtering Results: Use standard filters like country and date range, as well as advanced filters for Call to actions, Ad extensions, Sentiment, Linguistic tone, etc.
In-Depth Content #
Text Search in AdSpyder allows you to search for historical ads based on specific keywords within the ad copy. Broad searches will yield results with ad copies similar to your query, while Phrase searches will return only those containing an exact phrase. URL Search is useful when looking up ads associated with a particular webpage or landing page.
When using filters, AdSpyder offers various options like Country, Date range, Call to actions, and Linguistic tone. Advanced filters help refine your search results further by considering factors like target audience identification, localization elements, and discounts & offers.
Conclusion and Call to Action #
By following these guidelines for text and URL searches in AdSpyder’s Ad Library, first-time users can effectively explore historical ad copies and gain valuable insights into ad strategies and trends. To further expand your knowledge, consider visiting the AdSpyder Help Center or engaging with their customer support team to unlock more features and advanced functionalities.
