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tools/data source for finding company ad spent and SEO ranking
tools/data source for finding company ad spent and SEO ranking
We offer tools to help you find information about company ad spend and SEO ranking: 1. Company Ads Data: This feature provides insights into a company's advertising strategies, including the types of ads they run and their performance. 2. Clay Explorer: You can use this to find and qualify companies who are running ads. 3. SerpAPI: This tool allows access to Google's search and shopping ad APIs, which can help you gather data on ad spend and SEO rankings. These tools can help you analyze companies' advertising activities and search engine presence. If you need more detailed guidance on using these features, please let me know.
Andi D.··i cant find Company Ads Data or Clay Explorer in enrichment option
I apologize for the confusion. Company Ads Data and Clay Explorer aren't standalone enrichment options in Clay. Instead, they're part of our broader data enrichment capabilities. To access company ad data, you can use specific integrations or our HTTP API feature to connect with tools like Adyntel. For exploring companies, you can use the "Find Companies" feature when creating a new table, or add enrichments to existing company data. If you're looking to enrich your data with company information, you can use the "Add enrichment" option in your Clay table. There, you'll find various integrations for company data enrichment. If you need more specific guidance on accessing ad data or exploring companies, please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide more details.
- Andi D.··
sort of, what other data source/vendor can i use
For company ad spend data, we offer integration with Adyntel, which allows you to scrape ad libraries at scale and score companies based on their online ad activities. For SEO ranking, while we don't have a specific vendor mentioned, you can use our Company Ads Data feature to gain insights into a company's advertising strategies and performance. Additionally, you might find the following data points useful: 1. Company Keywords 2. Company Industry information 3. Company Analysis These can provide context for a company's SEO strategy and market position. If you need more specific data or have trouble accessing these features, let me know, and I can provide further guidance.
- Andi D.··
i tried adbeat, what does this output mean exactly? { "mediaMix": { "totals": { "total": 350, "video": 0, "direct": 10, "native": 255, "programmatic": 85 }, "percentages": { "video": 0, "direct": 3, "native": 73, "programmatic": 24 } } }
The Adbeat output you provided shows the "mediaMix" data, which breaks down the advertising strategy across different channels. Here's what the numbers mean: Totals: ** Total ads: 350 ** Video ads: 0 ** Direct ads: 10 ** Native ads: 255 ** Programmatic ads: 85 Percentages: ** Video: 0% of total ads ** Direct: 3% of total ads ** Native: 73% of total ads * Programmatic: 24% of total ads This data suggests that the company heavily relies on native advertising (73%) and programmatic ads (24%), with a small portion of direct ads (3%) and no video ads. Can you provide more context about what specific insights you're looking to gain from this data? This will help me offer more targeted analysis.
- Andi D.··
is total ads 350 the dollar amount?
No, the "total ads" value of 350 in the Adbeat output is not a dollar amount. It represents the total number of ads across different types (video, direct, native, and programmatic). The output shows a breakdown of ad types and their percentages, but it doesn't include monetary values. For more accurate analysis, it would be helpful if you could share the full JSON response from Adbeat.