How Do I Configure My Ads When I Have A Defined Competition With Similar Elements?

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Great question. So I'm going to show you guys how to look a little more in-depth with your, or your competitors on what they're running on Facebook.
So for this example, I'm going to go ahead and use target, which I'm sure we're all familiar with as the example.
So I'm going to go in and scroll down. So once you find the competition that you want to go in and dive deeper into, go ahead and pop it up on their Facebook page.
Like you see here and scroll down and go to page transparency and then press see all recently, this has gone more in-depth as Facebook has been under more heat with their lack of transparency.
Um, so now we can actually see a little more, more depth and data from competitions and what they're running as ads, right?
So once you were here, you'll see this page transparency pop-up will score, scroll down and go to the ad library button down here to make it a lot easier for you to see the pages running ads or not.
It'll tell you right here, this page is currently running ads. So I know it is, if it is not, it'll say this page is currently not running ads, so it will quick way to see it instead of having to go into the ad library and check it out.
So we know that they are running ads. So I'm going to go in and the press goes to the ad library. So as you can see here, once it loads, they give you, they give us some really good data and information about what target is running currently, but also give or take with this.
Um, it is not 100% accurate. They do grab older, uh, ads and non-active ads tuned. They put them in here.
So it's kind of like a whole collection of expired ads, running ads, you know, ads that maybe did bad. So we really don't know.
But what you can see here is that Target has a really good, consistent theme of bright colors. Take a look at their copy.
And then if you wanna get more in-depth, go to any selected ad you want to see and then press see, add details.
They don't really give you too much more in-depth. You can't see comments, you can not see like shares, but you can see a little more information.
And so this example here we have, it's a carousel ad, which gives us the answer pretty much. So take a look at your competition's ads and then review it and then take it as much as you can, and then put your own twist to it and your own brand to it.
But this is how you were able to see what they're running and then also make yours different. So I hope that helps if using one on one help with Facebook or Instagram ads hop on a https://app.hopps.io/session/create to work with live experts today.
Have a great day, guys. Thank you.

How Do I Configure My Ads When I Have A Defined Competition With Similar Elements?

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