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ads-competitor-research

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Competitor ad research from legal public sources - Meta Ad Library (via the official Ads MCP ads_library_search), Google Ads Transparency Center - covering messaging themes, offers, creative styles, CTA patterns, ad longevity and format trends, turned into differentiated test ideas. Use for "what are competitors running", "spy on", "ad library", "competitor ads".

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SKILL.md

Competitor research

Workflow: workflows/competitor-analysis.md.

Sources (legal, public)

SourceAccessCovers
Meta Ad Libraryofficial MCP ads_library_search (by keyword / Page); or the public siteactive ads on Facebook/Instagram, start dates, formats; spend/reach only for political/social-issue ads (and EU)
Google Ads Transparency Centerpublic site (adstransparency.google.com), read in the browseradvertiser's Search/Display/YouTube ads by region
Competitor websites/landing pagesbrowseroffers, proof, forms

Do not scrape behind logins, bypass rate limits, or use paid scraping services the user has not approved.

What to extract

Per competitor: number of active ads, oldest still-running ad (longevity ≈ likely winner - HEURISTIC, not proof), formats (static/video/carousel, UGC vs polished), hooks, offers (free consult, % off, financing), proof (reviews, years, awards), CTAs, landing page type, geographic signals, seasonality.

Turn it into action

  • Themes table: what most competitors say (table stakes) vs what nobody says (differentiation space).
  • 3-5 test ideas for the client, each as a creative brief with a hypothesis, in the client's own voice and offer.
  • Never copy competitor ads verbatim or imitate their branding. Inspiration only.
  • Label claims: "running 140+ days" is observed; "this is their best ad" is inference.

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