Hey BHW,
Wanted to share a method I’ve been using to find validated winning products in the EU market using only free tools.
Use EU-Country-specific keywords. For Germany for example:
- "50 % Rabatt"
- "Nur heute"
- "Versand gratis"
- "Jetzt kaufen"
- "30 Tage"
Set the location to Germany or the country you are looking for.
I use a browser plugin AdLibSpy that checks the exactad spend per ad.
If you find an ad that’s been running 45 days and spent €10k+, that’s a strong product signal.
Here is a good example ad I found. Might be worth testing the product. Its a bike saddle dropshipped to EU countries. Now that I know which ads has $10k+ in spend. I know which ads to replicate.
If it has:
- High spend
- Long runtime
- Local language CTA
→ It’s probably working well in that market.
Hope this method helps some of you.
Wanted to share a method I’ve been using to find validated winning products in the EU market using only free tools.
Step 1: Search the FB Ad Library
Go to: https://www.facebook.com/ads/libraryUse EU-Country-specific keywords. For Germany for example:
- "50 % Rabatt"
- "Nur heute"
- "Versand gratis"
- "Jetzt kaufen"
- "30 Tage"
Set the location to Germany or the country you are looking for.
Step 2: Filter for "running since"
Look for ads that have been running **10+ days**. Nobody pays for a bad ad that long.Step 3: Check the Spend Behind It
This is where it gets spicy.I use a browser plugin AdLibSpy that checks the exactad spend per ad.
If you find an ad that’s been running 45 days and spent €10k+, that’s a strong product signal.
Here is a good example ad I found. Might be worth testing the product. Its a bike saddle dropshipped to EU countries. Now that I know which ads has $10k+ in spend. I know which ads to replicate.
Step 4: Pick & Launch
If it has:- High spend
- Long runtime
- Local language CTA
→ It’s probably working well in that market.
Hope this method helps some of you.