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Ghost Marketing Tracker
Competitor ad monitoring for Saudi banks
See which customers rival banks are paying to win, and with what offer.
100% free · Ready in 5 days · Nothing needed from youWhat it is
Ghost Marketing Tracker is competitor ad monitoring for banks in Saudi Arabia. It captures the paid ads that 10 banks run on Google, X and Meta, and decodes each by product, offer and target customer, from cards and personal finance to salary transfers and savings.
What you get
Live campaign feed
Every rival bank ad, with product, offer and launch date.
Target decoded
Who each campaign is after, read from language, placement and creative.
Product pressure
Which products rivals push hardest: cards, finance or accounts.
Share of voice
Ad volume by bank and product, week over week.
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How it works
01
Capture
Every ad, from the platforms' ad libraries.
02
Decode
Product, offer and target classified in Arabic and English.
03
Alert
New launches and sudden pushes flagged.
What it reads
Google, X and Meta ads10 Saudi banksCard and finance offersSalary-transfer campaignsArabic and English creative
Why it matters
Banks rarely announce who they want next. Their ads show it, often weeks before a product push peaks.
Who it's for
Marketing
Answer a rival's push before it lands.
Retail products
See which products rivals spend behind.
Media agencies
Compare share of voice with rival banks.
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Questions, answered
Where does the bank ad data come from?
From the ad transparency libraries of Google, X and Meta, so no access to any bank's accounts is needed.
Does it show rival banks' ad spend?
No. Spend isn't disclosed, so it reports what is visible: volume, timing, product and target.
Can it track Islamic finance offers?
Yes. Ads are classified by product, including Sharia-compliant finance and savings offers.
Does it read Arabic ads?
Yes. Arabic and English creative is read natively, including Saudi dialect.