💬 When browsing a spy service feed, for static banners the first thing to evaluate is the visual call to action (CTA). In video formats, the focus shifts to a strong hook (something that grabs attention from the first second) and well-placed CTAs in the middle or at the end of the video.

But the analysis doesn’t stop there: make sure to go through the entire funnel and study competitors’ landing pages, since it’s the landing page that ultimately converts the user.

And the main spy tip: always look at the difference between the first and last ad display dates. A long run time is a clear sign that the funnel is generating solid profit, while a short period indicates an unsuccessful test that’s better to avoid.

💬 When scrolling through your Facebook feed, you only see ads that the algorithms consider relevant specifically to you. And it’s far from guaranteed that the system will show the exact funnels you’re looking for.

With spy services, it’s different: they give you access to the entire pool of ads. You filter through tons of noise yourself to find the real gems. Moreover, unlike the limited social media feed, spy tools provide detailed hidden statistics for each creative – data that Facebook itself would never show you.

💬 When looking for winning funnels, proxies play a critical role by allowing you to analyze the entire sales funnel from A to Z. Without an IP address from the required country, you’ll most likely encounter a blank page or get blocked by a competitor’s anti-fraud system.

High-quality local proxies easily bypass these geo-restrictions and break through cloaking. Thanks to them, a spy service turns from a simple gallery of creatives into a powerful intelligence tool: you can anonymously follow links and see real landing pages, order forms, and hidden retention mechanics exactly as the target audience sees them.