Ask Can you use AI to build a plugin that retrieves your competitors PPV ads?

[Brajet]

I've been working on a ChatGPT plugin to simplify ad copy optimization without needing to copy/paste competitor ads from pricey PPV tools.

The data is sourced from a mix of iSpionage and SEMRush APIs. I am using credits from my personal subscriptions to keep this tool free of charge but I may add some rate limits for users with 10+ requests/per day.

At this point, ChatGPT currently has a limit of 15 installs per plugin and I have 4 spots left. If you have been approved to use plugins and would like to give it a try, please DM me and I will send you the installation link. I won't be asking you to buy my ebook but I would love to get some feedback based on your experience. Thank you!!

 

[Anthony Joshua]

Yeah, it's technically possible to use AI to help track or analyze competitor PPV ads, but it's tricky. You'd need a system that can scan networks, gather ad creatives, landing pages, and traffic data, and then analyze patterns. AI can help automate this process, categorize ads, and even suggest what's working. But you have to be careful with legality and privacy, scraping ads too aggressively or accessing restricted platforms could get you into trouble.

 

[Felix😎]

Yes, AI can be used to build a plugin that gathers insights about competitors' PPV ads, but it's important to consider the legal and ethical aspects of such a tool. AI could scrape data from ad networks or analyze ad placements, but many platforms have rules against this. Instead, you can explore existing tools like SEMrush, Adplexity, or WhatRunsWhere, which specialize in tracking competitor ads without crossing any lines.