How to Find Creatives Across 3 Verticals Using Tyver

Developing ad intuition and tracking competitors' latest approaches is a core skill in affiliate marketing. Creatives in any vertical burn out fast, and during Facebook storms, working setups can die in a couple of days. To avoid burning budgets on blind testing, buyers use spy tools to analyze the market and track current angles.

The Facebook storm back in April showed that relying on a single approach is too risky. In this guide, we break down how to find converting creatives for gambling, nutra, and crypto using the Tyver ad spy tool, and look at the exact filters that clean up your search results immediately.

Finding Gambling Creatives

The easiest way to start your research is by configuring basic parameters for a specific slot or crash game. Tyver updated its Gambling section and added a subcategory system.

You no longer need to collect keywords in different languages manually. If you need relevant creatives currently run by affiliates for Aviator, Chicken Road, or Sweet Bonanza, just click the button for the game you need. This generates a ready-made selection for a specific offer, simplifying angle analysis in unfamiliar GEOs.

To filter out white-hat ads and isolate affiliate setups, configure the filter by tracking link fragments. Media buyers always use tags to collect data in Keitaro or Binom, so enter standard identifiers in the «In link» field: pixel_id=, sub1=, or fb=.

If you need setups for WebView apps, add a filter for app stores (Google Play and App Store). This lets you study the competitor's funnel in detail.

In the search results, look for ads active between 3 to 14 days. If a creative is duplicated on a single Fan Page and stays active for more than three days, the angle is definitely bringing in deposits–otherwise, buyers wouldn't keep spending on it.

Click on the ad card, go to the similar campaigns section «By FB page» and check the entire user path from the creative to the landing page.

For EU countries, you can instantly check exact demographics and real reach to copy the target settings directly into your ad cabinet.

Finding Converting Nutra Banners

Using the same principles, let's search for converting nutra creatives. We will target Spain as our GEO.

First, you need to find keywords. If you don't know what keywords your competitors are using for your offer, ask an AI. The key is to write a highly detailed prompt: 

«Collect a pool of keywords that affiliates use when running joint pain offers in Spain. Provide both narrow and broad queries, as well as relevant local idioms.»

For this example, let's take the broad keyword «Cartílago». If you run a search without filters, Tyver drops over 9,000 ads, but most of them come from regular online stores rather than media buyers.

Now, let's narrow down the results using these settings:

• Activity, days: 3+
• Search type: Exact
• Reach: 1,000+

The activity duration filter immediately removes ads that buyers paused within the first 24 hours due to a lack of traction. Setting the reach threshold to 1,000+ views cuts out low-spend campaigns, keeping only the promos that competitors are scaling.

After applying these filters, Tyver leaves 173 ads. Virtually all white-hat e-commerce is gone, leaving only affiliate setups that have already bypassed ad review.

Scrolling through the results, we see a specific angle repeating constantly. Click on the ad and navigate to the section «Similar ads» -> «By FB page».

The Fan Page is packed with identical creatives. No buyer would scale a setup across dozens of adsets and keep them active for over a week if they weren't turning a profit. This means you can confidently take this approach as a foundation for your own joint offer tests in Spain.

Finding Crypto Funnels

The crypto audience acts completely differently from casino players. A flashy animation isn't enough here; for a user to click the link, the ad must establish authority. The easiest way to fill this gap is by using public figures that the local audience already trusts.

Let's look at a search strategy using Latin America as an example. Enter the broad query «Señales de trading» (Trading signals) and set the active duration from 5 to 15 days. This filter immediately removes fresh launches that haven't stood the test of time, leaving only the campaigns that have successfully gained traction.

The search results instantly reveal a trend that affiliates are running right now: the podcast format. The video is split in half: on top, a speaker wears headphones at a microphone talking about trading, while the bottom section shows a screen recording of candlestick charts and trades on a terminal.

The screenshot below shows a relatively fresh ad. It has been active for about a week and has already crossed 40,000 views. Since they keep running the campaign at this volume, the approach is definitely working.

The main advantage of this angle is that buyers no longer need to find and pay native actors. They take clips of real interviews from local bloggers or influencers, and then generate the required script and facial movements via AI.

The result is a high-quality deepfake that the average user takes at face value. Judging by the screenshot, this «podcast + charts» format is currently being scaled heavily across dozens of different Fan Pages.

Take this format as a benchmark, generate your voiceover via AI, and you are ready to start testing.

Facebook's Endless Storms: What Alternatives Do Buyers Have?

The Facebook storm back in April 2026 was one of the largest yet, proving once again how risky it is to rely on a single traffic source. When ad accounts catch bans in waves during the review stage and CPC spikes, buyers risk losing their entire circulating capital. These turbulent periods are exactly when most media buyers realize they shouldn't depend on Meta alone.

The Clickadilla ad network serves as a solid alternative for scaling proven funnels. The main advantage of this platform is its massive global traffic volume combined with much more lenient moderation. While launching gray-hat offers on Facebook means dealing with constant bans, ads here run stably.

Moreover, the creatives you find using Tyver can easily be adapted. Working angles from gambling, nutra, or crypto translate seamlessly into Clickadilla’s ad formats. The same AI-generated podcast formats or native UGC videos perform exceptionally well in the following network formats:

• In-Stream Video: Ad rolls that play inside video players on partner sites. A native crypto deepfake or raw, emotional gameplay footage from gambling will easily pull a high CTR here.
• Native Ads: Native widgets that completely blend in with the publisher's content. This is perfect for porting nutra angles—such as teaser images, medical elements, or before/after visuals.
• In-Page Push: Floating banners designed to mimic system notifications. Static creatives featuring bonuses in local currency or specific slot artwork adapt well to this format.

Clickadilla allows you to pull traffic without the daily grind of linking cards, farming accounts, and surviving the next Meta storm. The network delivers particularly strong results in Tier-2 and Tier-3 GEOs, where low CPMs allow you to squeeze maximum ROI out of angles already validated in your spy tool.

Conclusion

Tyver answers every question regarding market analysis and finding working angles for gambling, nutra, or crypto. Instead of blind testing and burning budgets, a buyer immediately sees which approaches stick around in the auction the longest. The main rule is to use the spy tool to build ad intuition rather than directly copying raw source files, which Meta's review process will quickly ban.

At the same time, you shouldn't limit yourself to Meta alone. Combining your tools-using Tyver to pinpoint converting angles and Clickadilla to scale them via In-Stream video or Native Ads-keeps you independent of a single traffic source.

Lenient moderation and cheap CPMs across Tier-2 and Tier-3 countries allow you to squeeze maximum ROI out of a validated approach and quietly ride out the next round of Facebook storms.