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Royal Air Force Google Ads Strategy & Creative Analysis

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Advertiser Info
NameCountry
Royal Air Force GB
How To Extract Value From This Page

This page can be analyzed from three angles:

1. If you notice the same landing domain appearing repeatedly, search that domain in the landing-domain filter to see how many ads Royal Air Force runs to it. In most cases, the more ads a domain receives, the higher the ROI is likely to be, and the more likely it is to be a core offer for Royal Air Force.

2. Filter by recent activity to find ads that were still active within the last three days. That usually means the ad is still generating profit for Royal Air Force.

3. Filter by campaign duration to identify ads that have survived for more than 30 days, 90 days, or even a full year. Combined with the two signals above, this helps you quickly judge both profitability and stability.

Ad Creatives
163
Preview Creative ID Format Stability First Seen (Beijing Time) Last Seen (Beijing Time) Landing Domain
CR18349862084096819201 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR16749576785938612225 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR15008744214936682497 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR14450020784212541441 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR11200322908855468033 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR10072908837062443009 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR09695676207277801473 Image
636 days
Very Stable
2024-08-18 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR09492414251474616321 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR05704364421954928641 Image
766 days
Very Stable
2024-04-10 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
CR00160336661077557249 Image
767 days
Very Stable
2024-04-09 2026-05-15 mod.uk Detail
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Page Summary Currently not ideal for indexing

Royal Air Force currently matches 163 displayable creatives in public Google Ads data; the historical archive also maps this advertiser to 1 landing domains.

  • Latest visible activity: 2026-06-13.
  • Sample recurring landing domains: mod.uk.
  • Use this page to judge whether the advertiser is expanding activity, reusing the same landing network, or worth deeper brand-protection and affiliate investigation.
Activity Trend
The latest visible activity is 2026-06-13, which makes this page active within the last 30 days.
Landing Domain Pattern
This advertiser currently maps to at least 1 landing domains, including mod.uk.
Stability Signal
The page currently matches 163 creatives. Higher creative volume makes it easier to judge whether this is a short-lived test or a stable advertising program.
Investigation Value
This page is best for competitor monitoring, brand protection, and affiliate review: first check whether the same domains repeat, then decide whether the pattern looks like a brand site, an agency network, or a traffic bridge.
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