Marketing Slides
Know the account before the sales call.
For B2B sales and marketing teams.
Name the company you’re meeting: we read the ads it runs on Meta, what its buyers search for and what ChatGPT and other AI assistants say about it, and email you a deck to read before the call. You get a deck you can forward and a PDF, plus the data behind it as a spreadsheet and CSVs, and every claim links to where it came from. We open the decks one at a time, as each passes our own review.
10 free reports per person, for a limited timeFree for a limited time. No card, no account.
How long it takes: we make and check one deck a day, in the order orders come in, so your wait in days is about the number of orders ahead of yours.
/the decks
Decks for your call
Pick the deck for your meeting, tell us what to look at, and we email it to you. Flip through a real sample of each before you order.
/how a deck is made
How a deck is made
This is the Liquid Death sample, start to finish. The numbers come from its cover slide and its check record.
- You tell us what to look at liquiddeath.com Here, one brand. Other decks take rivals, a category, a platform or a website. Plus your work email.
- We collect 276 live ads Everything Liquid Death was running on Meta in the US, from Meta’s public Ad Library, on 26 Oct 2026.
- We read 117 creatives The 200 ads Meta lists first, which come down to 117 distinct creatives. Each one is watched or looked at.
- We check Every claim Each quote and number is checked against the ad it came from. This deck passed and was sealed on 31 Oct 2026. A deck that fails waits for a person to fix it.
- You get 12 slides An email with a link to the deck and a PDF beside it. Open this one. Download its data: a spreadsheet of the 117 creatives, Meta’s order, angles and offers.
/sources
Every claim shows where it came from.
No vague “engagement is up”. On this slide from the HelloFresh sample, every quote is the first words of a real ad, numbered by its place in Meta’s own order on 26 Oct 2026. Where a link exists, it’s there, so you can check it and show your boss where it came from.
The samples are made on public brands. None of them is a client, and none of them asked for it.
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Who makes them
Marketing Slides is run by Adology, which builds the software that collects and reads the posts and ads.
Questions or a deck that’s wrong: hello@marketingslides.com.
Not for you if you need the deck today. We make one a day and check it before it goes out, so a busy week means a wait.
Updates
New sample decks and openings, from our own records.
/questions
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The reports on this page are free, with no card and no account. We make them because good reports are the best way to show what we can do.
How many can I order?
10 free reports per person, for a limited time. After each order we tell you how many you have left.
What do you read?
A brand’s ads in Meta’s public Ad Library, its public posts and comments, search results and AI answers,, depending on the report.
Can I ask about a competitor?
Yes. Put the rival’s website or @handle where your own would go. The Ad Library report works on any brand running Meta ads, yours or a rival’s.
What do you keep?
Your email, what you typed into the form, and the report we made. Ask us at hello@marketingslides.com and we delete them. The details are in our privacy notice.
How long does it take?
It depends on the report and the day. We collect fresh posts, ads and answers for your brand, read them, and write the deck. We check every claim against its source before we email it. We make and check one deck a day, in the order orders come in. A deck that doesn’t pass our check waits for a person to fix it.
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