MVA Ad Teardown
See your MVA ads the way a bar regulator would.
A free, personalized teardown of your live accident ad creative and compliance exposure, built entirely from public data. No account access. No cost. No obligation.
For firms already running paid ads. Delivered personally within 48 to 72 hours.
The ads pulling the best numbers are usually the riskiest ones.
Lead vendors run wreck footage and payout hooks because they have no bar exposure. When a firm copies what appears to be working, it quietly inherits risk it cannot see. Meanwhile the creative that would actually be safe to run is sitting unused.
Every ad you run is already public. It sits in the Meta Ad Library and the Google Ads Transparency Center, visible to anyone, including a regulator or a competitor. The teardown reads your live creative the same way, and tells you where it stands before someone less friendly does.
What the teardown covers
Built entirely from public data.
Live creative pull
Every active ad you are running, pulled straight from the Meta Ad Library and the Google Ads Transparency Center.
A compliance tag per ad
Each active ad marked Cleared, State Disclaimer, or Rejected against Meta policy and your state's published advertising guidance.
Creative critique
Hook strength, offer clarity, and disclaimer placement, benchmarked against the other firms advertising in your market.
Landing page read
Your visible funnel structure, offer clarity, and whether tracking is even firing. Structure only, not performance.
Delivered personally
A short PDF plus a five-minute Loom walkthrough, from a person, within 48 to 72 hours. Not an automated report.
No access required
Nothing to log into, nothing to hand over. We never touch your ad account to produce this.
How we read every ad
The same three-state framework we use on our own creative.
This is a marketing and policy read, not legal advice. We are not your lawyers. Anything flagged should be confirmed with your own bar counsel before you act on it.
Be clear on the boundaries
What the teardown is not.
- Not a spend or performance audit. It cannot see your cost per lead, your ROAS, or what your ads actually produced. That needs account access, and that is the paid Diagnostic.
- Not creative production. It critiques the ads that exist. It does not deliver new ones. Building creative is a paid engagement.
- Not a promise of results. No cases, no leads, no guarantees. It is a diagnostic read of what is publicly visible, nothing more.
Request your teardown
Free. Yours in 48 to 72 hours.
Tell us who you are, where you advertise, and the Facebook Page name you run ads from. We pull your live ads from public sources and send the teardown back personally.
The teardown is for firms already advertising.
It reads live ads from public sources, so there is nothing to tear down yet if you have not launched. If you are planning to start, a call is the better first step. We will tell you straight whether paid is the right move for your firm.
Book a 20-minute callRequest received.
We are pulling your live ads now. Your teardown, a short PDF plus a five-minute Loom, lands in your inbox within 48 to 72 hours. Check your spam folder if you do not see it, and add m.ali@madigitalpro.com to your contacts.
After the teardown
What public data cannot show you.
The teardown tells you how your ads read to anyone looking from outside. Two things it cannot see, and they lead in different directions.
The performance gap. Your true cost per signed case, whether your tracking is attributing correctly, and whether your intake is converting the leads you already pay for. That needs account access, and it is exactly what the paid Diagnostic is built to close.
The compliance gap. Public data stops at the submit button. The consent wording on your lead form, the event names in your pixel, the labels on your CRM fields, your SMS templates and drip sequences. None of it appears in any public library, and under SB 37 every one of them is an advertisement. The consent block is usually the sharpest, because a defective one does not affect one ad. It affects every lead ever captured through that form.
Working through that half yourself is what the SB 37 Exposure Audit System is for. Most firms start with the teardown, then pick whichever gap is costing them more. Some need neither, and we will say so.
Straight answers
Is it actually free?
Yes. No card, no catch. It is the same research we do to qualify a firm before we ever reach out, so handing it to you costs us time, not much else. If it is useful and you want to go deeper, there is a paid path. If not, keep the teardown.
Do you need access to my ad account?
No. Every ad you run is already public in the Meta Ad Library and the Google Ads Transparency Center. We work entirely from what is visible there and on your site. You hand over nothing.
Is this legal advice?
No. We are a marketing team, not your lawyers. The compliance tags are a marketing and policy read against Meta rules and your state's published advertising guidance. Anything we flag should be confirmed with your own bar counsel before you act on it.
What happens after I get it?
Nothing you do not ask for. There is no automated follow-up sequence. If the teardown raises questions you want to work through, you book a call. If it does not, you have a free read on your own creative either way.
I am not running ads yet. Can I still get one?
Not usefully, since there is nothing live to read. If you are planning to start, book a call instead and we will tell you whether paid is the right move for your firm.