Save Ads at the click of a button!

Nora is finding creatives on the Facebook Ad Library.

She right-clicks the Ad, saves the video, renames it and stores it on her Macbook.

She does this till she has saved around a dozen ads.

She also saves the ad link, ad title, name and copy inside a csv.

Olivia is finding creatives on the Facebook Ad Library.

She has the Swipekit browser extension installed. Whenever she finds a creative in her client's niche, she clicks the blue 'Save to Swipekit' button to save it.

She doesn't create a csv since Swipekit automatically saves all the relevant ad data.

She uploads her creatives to Google Drive, creates a folder, uploads all her creatives here, tags the creatives, and finally shares the folder with her team members.

Instead of using Google Drive, she can simply save creatives directly in her board via the Swipekit browser extension.

No need to tag the creatives, Swipekit automatically pulls in ad categories and other rich metadata.

Later on, Olivia gets a public link to the said board and sends it to her slack group.

Later, Nora needs to check whether her creatives are still active or not. This is a good indicator of whether her saved ads performed well or not.

She clicks on the ad link inside her csv. If a 404 page comes up, she marks it as inactive and tracks the total days active in her csv.

When her creative director rings in, asking her to gather a bunch of winning ads for her client, she dives in her csv, maps the names of the creatives to her google drive based creatives, and downloads them, and sends them off in an email or something equally boring.

Olivia sits back and plays Raid: shadow legends as Swipekit periodically checks the ad active status for her.

When her creative director rings in, asking her to gather a bunch of winning ads for her client, she goes to her Swipekit dashboard and created a board with all active ads in her client's niche.