Why the longest-running ads?

Advertisers stop paying for ads that don't sell. An ad that has run for months is the closest public signal of a message that works, which is why we start every SecondWin ad from them.

Do you show competitors' ads?

No. We show only the message, rewritten in our own words, never the ad copy, images or advertiser names. The point is to learn what buyers respond to, then say it originally.

Where does the data come from?

Meta's public Ad Library, US ads. Run length is days since the ad started delivering.

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What do the longest-running ads in your niche say?

Ads that run for months are the ones that keep paying for themselves. This free tool maps your website to its niche, finds the three longest-running ads in it from Meta's public Ad Library, and shows the message behind each one: the promise, the proof and the offer, rewritten in plain words.

Enter your website. We find your niche and its longest-running ads in Meta's Ad Library (US), then pull out the selling message, never the ads themselves.

How to use the niche angle peek

1Enter your website.
2We read the site and map it to a niche.
3We find the longest-running ads in that niche in Meta's public Ad Library.
4You see how long each has run and its promise, proof and offer, in our words.

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01Why the longest-running ads?

02Do you show competitors' ads?

03Where does the data come from?

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