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I know there is a tool that allows me and others to track any website changes being made to any page by any webmaster who is advertising in google adwords and is making changes to tweak his pages for higher conversions.

What are the best 3 tools that can help me identify high converting pages in google adwords by allowing me to track if they are making changes or not, how many times they advertise and what keywords they are bidding and more...........

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OP asked for ways to track AdWords advertisers and landing-page tweaks. Replies from and point to two complementary signal classes: ad-competitive intelligence (who’s bidding, ad copy and auction presence) and page-change/archival monitoring (what’s being tweaked on landing pages). No public tool will reveal another advertiser’s true conversion rates; conversion must be inferred by combining observable signals.

A practical, repeatable workflow that yields useful inferences:

  1. Build the competitor set by saving exact ad text, the query that returned it, and the final landing URLs with timestamps.
  2. Snapshot each landing page regularly (full HTML, full-page screenshot, response headers and redirect chains). Frequency depends on niche — daily for aggressive verticals, weekly for most others.
  3. Diff snapshots (DOM and visual diffs) to detect headline/CTA swaps, form-field changes, price or offer edits, and layout tweaks. Parameterized URLs and frequent redirects are strong indicators of split tests.
  4. Combine those page-change signals with ad-presence signals (how often an advertiser shows, and how their visible ad copy moves). Repeated ad presence plus iterative landing-page tweaks is the best public proxy for active conversion optimization.

Interpretation tips and caveats: quick headline/CTA swaps usually mean copy testing; multiple layout changes suggest funnel rework. Server-side experiments and personalization can hide variants — capture from different IPs, clear cookies, and vary user-agent to surface differences. All observations are proxies: they point to optimization effort, not guaranteed conversion superiority.

Operational and legal cautions: respect robots.txt and site terms, throttle automated captures, and avoid impersonation or automated form submissions. For prioritization, focus first on change frequency, sustained ad presence, and visible conversion elements (short forms, clear CTAs, focused offers) to find pages most likely worth deeper analysis.

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Spy on your competitors AdWords campaigns with:

As far as finding out about changes on your competitors' website goes use:

  • alexa.com/siteinfo
  • set up a Google alert for their site with th following keyword "site:"
  • wayback machine which gives you month-by-month changes up to 1996 - http://www.archive.org/

Don't say you learnt this from me :D

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I use keyword spy, and it's great! It tracks changes, also, alexa spry, and it detects changes.

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