Want to check out what advertising your competitor is doing on Facebook? Here’s how!

Firstly, I don’t recommend you copy your competitor’s ads. It is important that you chart your own course and don’t get lured into copying your competitors mistakes. That said, it can be useful to know what your competitors are up to. Advertising your competitor.

advertising your competitor – Sarah Colcord came up with the concept for a Facebook group during a Covid 19 lock-down in New Zealand, and it became a smash success. Within a few weeks, New Zealand Made Products had surpassed 500k members. Sarah has since changed her name to Chooice and launched a website where members may sell their wares.

How has Sarah handled her sudden celebrity? What does success mean to her? What factors does she believe will determine her future success? This interview answers all of these topics and more.

Sarah Colcord came up with the concept for a Facebook group during a Covid 19 lock-down in New Zealand, and it became a smash success. Within a few weeks, New Zealand Made Products had surpassed 500k members. Sarah has since changed her name to Chooice and launched a website where members may sell their wares.

How has Sarah handled her sudden celebrity? What does success mean to her? What factors does she believe will determine her future success? This interview answers all of these topics and more.

Firstly, I don’t recommend you copy your competitor’s ads. It is important that you chart your own course and don’t get lured into copying your competitors mistakes. That said, it can be useful to know what your competitors are up to.

If your competitors are on Facebook, then there is an easy way to check their advertising.

1) Find their Facebook page and look for “Page transparency” located on the bottom right of the below visual.

 

2) Then click on “Go to Ad library” located on the bottom right in the image below.

3) You will then see their ads. You can then click on “See ad details” to find out more!

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https://msofmarketing.com/dont-be-fooled-by-social-media-metrics/

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