Turning 6 Years of History into Advanced SEM Research
Ranking results and stats from the most recent month are helpful, but you gain a fuller understanding about a domain’s strategy from its past. The history could be anything from ad copy changes to rankings over time.
History gives you depth and insights in your research
See what 6 Years of Adwords and SERP history can do for you. We're working hard to improve the depth of our data and information integration to help you create the best SEO or PPC campaign possible.
Don't rely on just current results. Demand more of your SEM research so that you get recent data alongside historical information. That reveals more about a domain's trends and seasonal patterns that could otherwise surprise you. Fortunately, there's nothing to hunt down. We've included up to 6 years of history into your SpyFu searches.
Find relevant ad copy depending on the ad group
Filtering your results in Ad History lets you work with relevant keywords, and that leads to more effective ad copy suggestions.
Challenges of Search and Social--Where we Can Help
In-person feedback is one of our best sources for SpyFu improvements and new features.
We felt like these pros who work in search and social every day represent what's on our customers' minds. Here, at PubCon New Orleans, we've shared some feedback of the toughest challenges people face in our business, and what they found we could help solve.
See Your Competitor’s AdWords Ad Groups with SpyFu Ad History
We created SpyFu Ad History to make it easy for search marketers to write winning ad copy from day one, and the newly-redesigned Ad History makes it even easier. But we didn’t stop there. Learn how Ad History also makes it possible to quickly set up your ad groups by seeing how your competitors structure theirs.
Start with Optimized Ad Copy from Day 1
Really good ad copy isn't always obvious. A few tweaks here and there over time help, but the true test comes from what people actually click on. It's what converts. That kind of testing takes a lot of time and money, but if you competitors have already done it for you, why not learn from their results and start with optimized copy on day 1?
It's great to emulate advertisers who A/B test their ads, but it's even smarter to follow those who A/B/C/D/E/F and G test their copy. It sorts out the unproven results from true winning variations. Our improvements in Ad History make it easy for you to find the ad copy that strong advertisers rely on after it's proven successful over so many other options.
Aim for the Best Keywords You Can Reach
You know the old saying, “if you can’t rank on the keyword you want, rank on a related one that isn’t as cut-throat.” No? Never heard that one? Alright, it was worth a shot. The sentiment works, though.
SpyFu's new Ad History highlights your competitor's best ad copy
Writing solid ad copy from scratch is loaded with uncertainty. (Not to mention it’s incredibly tedious.) In this video tour, find how SpyFu’s re-designed Ad History helps you pull ideas from the strongest ad copy on your keywords—without spending hours to find it. This clear direction helps you start with optimized ad copy from Day 1.
We turn to your competitors for clues. If they have already invested time and money into testing to find optimized ad copy, you don’t have to extend your own resources to find what they’ve already tested. Ad History highlights a competitor’s strongest ad copy—taken from their most competitive keywords.
A phrase match filter narrows down your search so you can work with targeted keywords and see patterns across relevant matches. One more plus: it’s no longer up to you to hunt color changes in every keyword to see what changed. We summarize just how much a domain relied on one dominant message across all of its keywords so you know what’s most important.
Write optimized ad copy without hours of the painful research
An all new Ad History (built into your search results on SpyFu) makes it faster and easier to start with fully optimized ad copy on day 1.
See how your social pages rank--thanks to URL searches
Some small businesses recognize that they get more traffic through bigger social media sites like Yelp, Trip Advisor, and Open Table. Sometimes pages like these turn out to be their best web presence. Businesses end up putting their eggs in the stronger basket and don’t maintain (or even have) their own domain.

