Monitor competitors’ Meta and Google ads
In short: Turn on Meta Ads and Google Ads for the rivals you care about. Spiderlook collects those ads on a daily scan and keeps them as evidence next to the rest of that rival’s activity.
Choose the ad sources
Every rival has its own source list. Turn on Meta Ads, Google Ads, or both. Leave them off when paid ads are not part of that landscape. Social profiles and the website are separate sources.
What a daily scan collects
Spiderlook scans the ad sources you selected and keeps new ads from public ad libraries with the rest of that rival’s activity. The scan runs daily. It is not a continuous, real-time ad feed.
When a client meeting cannot wait for the next scan, trigger an extra refresh of that rival’s sources.
Ads as evidence
A signal can point at a campaign that shows up in ads as well as in social posts or on the website. The Meta and Google ads behind that signal stay attached, so the conclusion links back to the creative.
Ask about the ads
Ask Spidey can summarize what changed in the project, including the ads in the latest scan. The same project can be connected as an MCP server to Claude Desktop and ChatGPT connectors, still limited to that one project.