Competitor analysis process and sources

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Topic: Competitor Analysis

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Primary source: https://internetwarriors.de/blog/wettbewerbsanalyse-konkurrenz-verstehen

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In the data collection step, Google Ads auction data shows which companies bid in the same auctions and how aggressively they bid.

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Key points

  • Which sources can show competitor ads and target groups?: Google Ads Transparency Center and Meta Ads Library. They can also show estimated budgets and targeting options.
  • How can companies in the same auctions be identified?: Google Ads users can access auction data to see which companies are bidding in the same auctions and how aggressively they do so.

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At which step does auction data play a role in competitor analysis?

In the data collection step, Google Ads auction data shows which companies bid in the same auctions and how aggressively they bid.

Which sources can show competitor ads and target groups?

Google Ads Transparency Center and Meta Ads Library. They can also show estimated budgets and targeting options.

How can companies in the same auctions be identified?

Google Ads users can access auction data to see which companies are bidding in the same auctions and how aggressively they do so.

Sources

  1. https://internetwarriors.de/blog/wettbewerbsanalyse-konkurrenz-verstehen

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