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First in Shopping · the ads they run
First in Shopping runs 3,000 creatives on 737 pieces of copy. Everything below is counted from their own ads, as Meta publishes them · what they wrote, what they showed, when each one started. Nothing here is inferred.
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Operating from
Belgium
Creatives recorded
3,000
From the 3,000 most recent ads
Distinct hooks
737
4 creatives per hook, on average
Longest run
116d
Started April 2026
Median EU reach
13
Across the 2,892 ads that carry it
What they keep repeating
First in Shopping runs 3,000 creatives on 737 different pieces of copy. These are the ones they reuse most · the wording is theirs, quoted as it ran.
“Many people don’t know: You can buy SUVs from Police Impound auctions! Learn how it works:”
191 creatives · first ran April 2026
“Learn more information about digital marketing courses and online training opportunities.”
98 creatives · first ran April 2026
“Get a Better Understanding Of Mini Inground Pools - Read More”
78 creatives · first ran April 2026
“Obtén más información sobre cómo ser un conductor de Uber sin automóvil.”
75 creatives · first ran April 2026
“Only few people know that you can buy trailers from police impound auctions. Learn more!”
68 creatives · first ran April 2026
Their most recent creatives
The newest distinct visuals we have recorded, with how long each has been running.

0d · May 2026
1d · May 2026

0d · May 2026
0d · May 2026

1d · May 2026

0d · May 2026
Who their ads reached in Europe
Published by Meta under the Digital Services Act, so it is measured rather than modelled · 200 of their ads carry a breakdown. Everything below is a share of their EUROPEAN reach, not of their total audience: Meta publishes this for the EEA and nowhere else.
Age and gender · EU reach only
31% women · 69% men
women men and unspecified
Which EU countries
- Spain29%
- United Kingdom15%
- Romania10%
- Italy7%
- Hungary5%
- Greece4%
- Ireland3%
- France3%
Shares of European reach only, not of their total audience · Meta publishes this breakdown for the EEA and nowhere else, so an advertiser can do most of their volume outside Europe without any of it showing here. Counted across 200 ads that carry a breakdown, 10,628 people reached in the EEA.
Behind the wall
You are seeing 6 of 3,000 creatives, and none of what sits behind them
- Every creative, searchable and filterable3,000 recorded
- The page each ad sends people to
- The funnel behind it, step by step
- The stack running it, where we can detect it
- Who each ad reached in the EU · age, gender, country2,892 ads carry it
- Alerts when they launch something new
Questions people ask about this page
- Where does this come from?
- Every figure is counted from ads First in Shopping ran on Meta, collected from the public ad library. The copy is quoted as it ran and the dates are the ones the ads carry. Nothing on this page is estimated, modelled or bought from a third party.
- Are these ads running right now?
- We cannot say that, and we do not. Meta closes an ad record when it stops, so what we can establish is when a creative started and how long it ran, not whether it is live at this second. Anyone claiming otherwise from this data is guessing.
- Is this every ad they have run?
- No. It is what has been advertised publicly and collected, which makes every count a floor rather than a census. The figures above read the 3,000 most recent ads rather than the full history.
- How do I see the funnel behind these ads?
- That part sits behind an account. This page publishes what the ads themselves say; the funnel each one opens, the stack running it, the offer and its price are what the product opens.
Knowing what First in Shopping writes is the easy half
What sits behind the ad · the funnel it opens, the stack running it, the offer it sells and what that offer charges · is the half this page does not show. That is what the product opens.
Where these numbers come from
Every figure on this page is counted from ads collected in the Meta ad library, and nothing is inferred: the copy is quoted as it ran, the dates are the ones the advertiser's own ads carry. Ad counts are a floor rather than a census · we hold what has been advertised publicly and collected, not everything that ever ran. The figures above are read from the 3,000 most recent ads rather than the full history. Nothing here says an ad is live right now, because that is not something this data can establish · Meta closes the record when an ad stops, and our own collection runs weekly, so the honest statement is when a creative started and how long it ran. The most recent creative here started May 25, 2026.
Last measured Jul 28, 2026.