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How advertiser search works

Advertiser search is designed for starting from a brand name, company name, or agency name and viewing that advertiser’s public Google Ads footprint. Compared with a generic creative library, it is better suited for search-ad and brand-bidding research because it connects advertisers with landing domains.

For competitor analysis, start with the primary advertiser and then branch into domain searches using the landing domains they promote most often.

Common use cases

• Brand bidding monitoring: identify who consistently advertises around your brand terms or related landing pages.
• Creative research: observe whether a given advertiser’s creative volume or recency has changed sharply.
• Agency detection: use repeated patterns across multiple brands to infer whether the same agency or network is operating them.

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