Own-ads audit
Will read your connected ad accounts and flag what changed in spend, results and creative.
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The ads agency says ads. The SEO agency says SEO. The market shows where your rivals rank, where they pay and where they are absent. An Intel loop puts reviews, paid search and search ranks for each player in your market on one page.
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Composite phrasings of a common problem, not quotes from named customers.
Channel advice usually comes from the seller of the channel. What is missing is a neutral view of where your market is crowded and where it is thin.
That view takes several sources at once: who ranks for the terms buyers search, who pays for those terms, who has the reviews, who holds the map position across your area. Each source is cheap on its own and slow to combine by hand.
A gap a rival has left open is usually cheaper to fill than a channel it already owns. The market view puts those gaps on one page, rival by rival, channel by channel.
The limits. Competitor spend is a modelled range for paid search only. Without your own results, the market view shows the gaps, not which of your channels already pays. Reading your own ad accounts needs the own-ads audit, which is in build and not on sale. We sell no advertising and no SEO.
Every source names the module in our code that reads it. A source marked in build does not run for customers yet.
src/lib/connectors/dataforseo.tssrc/lib/connectors/spyfu.tssrc/lib/mirror/channels.tssrc/lib/connectors/maps-grid.tssrc/lib/connect/pipedream.tsLive tools run now. Loops in build will answer it again on a cadence you choose. They are not on sale.
Reviews, paid search and search ranks for each player in your market.
A rival's paid-search budget as a range with its basis line.
A named roster of nearby competitors, ranked. A crowded market shows up as a list.
Will read your connected ad accounts and flag what changed in spend, results and creative.
Will track which ads rivals keep running, and so which channels they keep paying for.
Each industry page puts the problem in that trade's terms.
We show where the market is crowded and where it is thin, with the evidence for each. The choice depends on your budget and your own results, which we see only if you connect them.
No. We read the market and report it, so the reading has no channel to favour.
They are modelled by a third party, shown as a range with the basis, and cover paid search. Read them as a guide to scale, not an invoice.
That is the job of the own-ads audit: read-only access to the accounts you connect. It is in build and not on sale yet.
The free report reads your site beside theirs, five buyer types on one rubric. No account and no card to start.