Product Research
Top AppLovin Ecommerce Ads by Category
Explore creative picks by product category. Find opening ideas, product demonstrations and ways to present a benefit for your next ad.
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Product insights A clearer view of opportunity
Look beyond the bestseller list. Explore product trends, keyword evidence, and advertising ideas to give your next ecommerce decision more context.
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Product Research
Holiday Marketing Calendar: November & December 2026
Turn the next two months into a campaign you can actually run. Pick your moment, research real ads and copy, and shape your campaign message.
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How to Do eBay Product Research: From Sales Data to Ad Creative Research
Use eBay sales data to evaluate product demand and pricing. Then add a separate advertising-research step to understand how similar product categories are positioned, demonstrated, and promoted.
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Product Research
Black Friday Ad Examples: Creative Ideas and How to Find More
Explore three Black Friday creatives captured in BigSpy, turn the observations into your own creative ideas, and use keyword search to find more references.
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Keyword research
Etsy Keyword Research Tool for Ecommerce Ads
Explore 100 Etsy product keyword examples, compare illustrative product signals, and research competitor ecommerce ads with BigSpy.
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Product trends
Best-Selling Products on Etsy: Trends and Ad Ideas
Explore Etsy best sellers and rising products, compare product signals, and discover ecommerce ad ideas with BigSpy.
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Product deep dive
Personalized Wallet Product Research Report
Explore a personalized leather wallet through sourced price, sales, favorites, reviews, product trends, shop details, and keyword performance.
View researchConnect the signals, see the bigger picture
Each report brings available product and advertising evidence into a consistent research structure.
Product & market context
Understand the listing, price positioning, seller, and source dates behind the product.
Performance signals
Compare sales, favorites, reviews, and historical changes when source data is available.
Keyword evidence
Review search terms, demand, competition, and engagement indicators provided by the source.
Advertising context
Explore related creatives, messaging angles, platforms, and running periods when available.
FROM EVIDENCE TO IDEAS
A starting point for your next product decision
Use the reports to build a hypothesis, then test it against your own market, audience, costs, and operating plan.
Reports use dated snapshots. Historical performance is directional evidence, not a guarantee of future sales.
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Start with the source
Check the listing, seller, price, and snapshot dates to understand what each report covers.
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Compare multiple signals
Read performance history alongside keyword demand and competition. Look for sustained movement, not a single spike.
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Put the idea to the test
Study relevant ads for positioning and messaging, then validate sourcing, margins, and audience fit independently.
Product research, explained
A few things to know before you dive into the reports.
What is a BigSpy product research report?
A BigSpy product research report organizes sourced product listing details, pricing, performance history, keyword or tag signals, and related advertising creatives when those data points are available.
Are the metrics shown in real time?
No. Reports use dated data snapshots. Check the dates in each report before interpreting a metric, because source availability and metric definitions can change over time.
How should I use a product research report?
Use it to form and test a product hypothesis. Compare pricing, historical movement, buyer-interest signals, keyword evidence, and advertising activity before deciding what deserves deeper research.
Does strong historical performance guarantee future sales?
No. Historical performance and advertising activity are directional signals, not forecasts or guarantees. Market timing, sourcing, margins, competition, and execution still need independent validation.
Why include related advertising creatives?
Related creatives help reveal how products are positioned, which messages advertisers test, where ads are running, and how long individual creatives remain active.