u/InterestingHawk2828

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools sell you a warehouse of dead ads. I built something different.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush sit on massive databases of historical ads. Sounds powerful until you need to make a bid decision and the freshest data is from Q1.

CliqSpy flips the model. Instead of digging through a bloated archive, you build a live monitoring system around your actual campaigns. You choose the keywords, GEOs, and devices you care about, and you see what's running right now.

Why this approach wins for working media buyers:

Freshness beats volume. Ad databases go stale the moment they're crawled. Your scans reflect what's live today, not what ran months ago.

Signal beats noise. SpyFu returns 10,000 results for "best crm software." Good luck finding anything useful. CliqSpy lets you scope down to the exact keywords and GEOs you're actually bidding on. Every result matters.

Real geo and device data. Most spy tools can't show you what a search result page actually looks like in Germany on mobile vs desktop. CliqSpy can. If you're spending real budget across markets, that level of accuracy isn't optional.

Competitive intel that compounds. Because you're building workspaces, not running one-off searches, your competitive data accumulates over time. You end up with a history that's specific to your niche, not a generic dump of everything ever crawled.

The honest caveat: you can't type in "show me every ad Nike ran last year." That's not what this is. But if you're an active media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing right now in your specific market, that's not a limitation. It's the whole point. You don't need a library. You need a live feed.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 22 hours ago

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

link in case anyone wants to check it out: [cliqspy.com](https://cliqspy.com)

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

link in case anyone wants to check it out: cliqspy.com

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago
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Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago
▲ 2 r/digital_marketing+1 crossposts

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

link in case anyone wants to check it out: cliqspy.com

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago

Most ad spy tools give you a stale database. I built the opposite.

Tools like SpyFu and SEMrush warehouse millions of old ads. Sounds impressive until you realize an ad that ran 3 months ago is useless when you are making bid decisions today.

CliqSpy works differently. Instead of searching a giant database, you build your own live surveillance system. You pick the keywords, GEOs, and devices that matter to your campaigns, and you see whats actually running right now.

Why that's actually better:

Freshness over volume. Ad databases are always stale. Your scans show whats live this hour.

Signal over noise. SpyFu shows 10,000 ads for "best crm software". 99% irrelevant. CliqSpy lets you curate exactly the keywords and GEOs your are bidding on, so every result is actionable.

Geo and device truth. Most spy tools cant show you what the google search looks like, for example in Germany on desktop. CliqSpy can. For buyers spending real money, that geo level truth matters.

Your own competitive history. The workspace model means you are not just searching. you are building a monitoring system. Over time you accumulate competitive intel specific to your market. Way more valuable than a generic database.

The honest trade off: you cant say "show me every ad Nike ran last year." But if you are a working media buyer who needs to know what competitors are doing today in your market, that's not a weakness. Its a feature. You don't need a haystack. You need a sniper scope.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 7 days ago

About 3 weeks ago I decided to try to launch our app on PeerPush, I paid the launch now fee and social post, total $74.

we were product of the day, product of the week, and we were supposed to be product of the month, product of the week got us a lot of signups, so we were excited and getting ready for the signups after being product of the month,

meanwhile I was chasing them regarding our paid social post, no answers, no social post, nothing, money was paid.

then a couple of hours before the end of the month, some app I will not name, from nowhere suddenly was number 1, well it was bot upvotes farming... I was mad for us not being in the first anymore, then suddenly we got huge (like really huge) spike of upvotes and followers (bots, probably from the same bad actor), so... what did PeerPush do? they just entirely removed the top 3 products of the month from their site, because of one bad actor, we lost our product page and being the product of the month, no refund, no answers, nothing, so think twice before paying them for anything, our money is gone, product page is gone, I was chasing them the past day for answers, nothing, they have just answered me once accusing us of violating their website.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 21 days ago

About 3 weeks ago I decided to try to launch our app on PeerPush, I paid the launch now fee and social post, total $74.

we were product of the day, product of the week, and we were supposed to be product of the month, product of the week got us a lot of signups, so we were excited and getting ready for the signups after being product of the month,

meanwhile I was chasing them regarding our paid social post, no answers, no social post, nothing, money was paid.

then a couple of hours before the end of the month, some app I will not name, from nowhere suddenly was number 1, well it was bot upvotes farming... I was mad for us not being in the first anymore, then suddenly we got huge (like really huge) spike of upvotes and followers (bots, probably from the same bad actor), so... what did PeerPush do? they just entirely removed the top 3 products of the month from their site, because of one bad actor, we lost our product page and being the product of the month, no refund, no answers, nothing, so think twice before paying them for anything, our money is gone, product page is gone, I was chasing them the past day for answers, nothing, they have just answered me once accusing us of violating their website.

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u/InterestingHawk2828 — 21 days ago