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Microsoft Advertising reaches buyers your Google campaigns never see, usually at a lower CPC, and our certified team runs both engines side by side.
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Most merchants meet Bing Ads only after Google CPCs stop making sense. The three problems below are what we usually find when we open a neglected Microsoft account.
When every extra dollar on Google buys costlier clicks, the cheapest growth is often a second engine. Microsoft reaches those buyers at lower auction prices.
Campaigns imported from Google once and never touched drift out of sync: paused ads keep running and new products never arrive. We keep the import current.
Microsoft Shopping has its own feed rules, and a copied Google feed leaves listings unapproved. We build the feed for the engine it serves.
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Whether the account exists or not, the first step prices the opportunity: what Microsoft traffic would cost you and what it should return. Nothing launches before you approve those numbers.
An existing Microsoft account gets a full review at no fee. Without one, we size the opportunity from your Google data and your margins.
New accounts are built clean, and existing Google campaigns are imported with negatives, goals, and feeds rebuilt for Microsoft.
Budgets are set separately for search and Shopping, because the two earn differently on Microsoft and drift if managed as one.
Bids, queries, and budgets move every week, and each change lands in a shared log you can open at any time.
Reports compare Microsoft against your other engines in the same revenue terms, so the channel keeps its budget only by earning it.
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The $0 audit sizes what Microsoft Advertising would add to your results, in your numbers and your margins.
Bing Ads management is the running of paid campaigns on Microsoft Advertising, the network behind Bing, Yahoo, and Microsoft partner sites. The work covers keyword and Shopping campaigns, feeds, audiences, bids, and reporting, managed alongside your other paid channels so the budgets compare fairly.
Yes, Microsoft Advertising imports Google campaigns directly, and that import is where most accounts go wrong. We rebuild the pieces an import drops, negatives, conversion goals, and product feeds, and then keep the two accounts synced on a schedule.
Shopping campaigns with their own product feed rules, the Microsoft Audience Network for native placements, remarketing, and targeting by LinkedIn attributes such as industry or job function. The LinkedIn layer is unique to Microsoft and gives B2B sellers a search filter no other engine has.
Less volume than Google and, in most accounts we run, better efficiency on the spend. The case studies on this page show the pattern: lower acquisition costs and conversion rates that hold. Your audit sets the expectation in your own numbers before anything launches.
For most eCommerce accounts we audit, yes, and the audit proves it either way at no cost. Microsoft auctions are usually cheaper than Google's for the same query, so even a modest budget can return well. The channel earns a permanent budget only when its numbers hold up against your other engines.
Yes, and that is the point. The same specialists manage both accounts, compare them in one shared revenue report, and move budget to whichever engine is earning more that month. You get one strategy across both engines, without two agencies arguing over attribution.
With an existing Google account, an import can have campaigns running within days, and the rebuild work follows while they run. From zero, the account build takes longer because feeds and conversion tracking come first. Either way, launch waits for tracking to be right.
Define the path toward 300–500% ROI
Send your store URL and, if one exists, the Microsoft account ID. A specialist replies with what the channel should return for you.
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