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Preview mode shows 10 results on the first screen, with visible dates capped at 2026-04-11. This search actually matched 8 results. Upgrade to membership to view the full set.
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Advertiser IDNameCountryLast Synced (Beijing Time)
AR12483818686345379841 Skipper Nicholas US 2026-05-11 17:47
6 creatives failed OCR
Ad Creatives
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Preview Creative ID Format Stability First Seen (Beijing Time) Last Seen (Beijing Time) Landing Domain
CR17100998380261212161 Image
259 天
稳定
2025-07-27 2026-04-11 google.com Detail
CR15595192973816496129 Image
259 天
稳定
2025-07-27 2026-04-11 Domain not identified Detail
CR14550720398455996417 Image
259 天
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2025-07-27 2026-04-11 Domain not identified Detail
CR11577923119121170433 Image
259 天
稳定
2025-07-27 2026-04-11 Domain not identified Detail
CR05170334046705680385 Image
259 天
稳定
2025-07-27 2026-04-11 Domain not identified Detail
CR13723877002849550337 Image
256 天
稳定
2025-07-27 2026-04-08 google.com Detail
CR17602820228822073345 Image
267 天
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2025-04-26 2026-01-17 Domain not identified Detail
CR14914091287580770305 Image
240 天
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2025-05-23 2026-01-17 Domain not identified Detail

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