Their offer changed twice
since you last looked.
You are writing against a competitor you saw once, months ago, in an incognito window. Marley keeps every ad it captures, so the change is a change rather than a memory.
competitor-a.com · the same ad slot, two weeks apart
14 days ago
Sponsored
Expense Management — 20% Off Annual Plans
competitor-a.com/pricing
Automated expense capture for finance teams. No setup fee. Integrates with your accounting stack.
Today
Sponsored
Expense Management — 3 Months Free
competitor-a.com/pricing
Automated expense capture for finance teams. Integrates with your accounting stack. Switch in a day.
They moved from a percentage discount to free months, dropped the setup-fee claim, and added a switching promise. That is a repositioning against incumbents — and it is aimed at you.
Everything that moved
last 14 days| Advertiser | Change | Detail | Seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| competitor-a.com | New offer | “3 months free” replaced “20% off annual” | 4d ago |
| competitor-b.io | New sitelink | “Switch from YourBrand” | 9d ago |
| competitor-a.com | Dropped claim | “No setup fee” removed | 12d ago |
| competitor-c.com | New headline | “Built for finance teams under 50” | 13d ago |
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