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FEATURE

Search Ads Across Multiple Networks in One Interface

The Unified Ad Search indexes ads from multiple platforms, allowing marketers and advertisers to find relevant ad creatives using a single query instead of searching individual ad libraries.

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What This Feature Does

  • Indexes ad creatives from multiple ad networks including Meta, TikTok, and Google.
  • Returns a normalized grid of ad results based on keyword, brand, or product queries.
  • Presents each ad as a structured card with a visual preview, advertiser details, and platform origin.
  • Displays available engagement metrics and a freshness indicator for each ad.

How It Works

1
Enter a keyword, brand name, advertiser domain, or product concept into the primary search bar.
2
The system queries its cross-platform index of ad creatives.
3
Results are displayed in a standardized grid, with each ad card showing its source network and key data points.
4
Apply filters to refine results by platform, format, or date.

Who This Feature Is For

Best For

  • Conducting initial creative research for a new campaign.
  • Analyzing competitor messaging and visual strategies across platforms.
  • Identifying dominant ad formats and creative trends in a specific market or niche.
  • Consolidating ad intelligence workflows into a single tool.

Not Ideal For

  • Real-time performance tracking of your own live campaigns.
  • Attribution modeling or measuring return on ad spend (ROAS).
  • Searching for organic, non-paid content.

Practical Use Cases

A media buyer researches how top competitors are advertising a new 'protein powder' on TikTok and Facebook.
A creative strategist gathers visual inspiration by searching for 'AI fitness app' ads.
An e-commerce manager monitors the ad creative landscape for 'LED lamp' to understand common messaging angles.

Limits & Boundaries

  • !Data availability for engagement and distribution signals varies by ad network and is not guaranteed for every ad.
  • !The index is updated periodically, so there may be a delay in capturing the most recently launched ads.
  • !Search results are based on text and metadata associated with the ad, not direct analysis of video or image content.