Microsoft Advertising

Formerly Bing Ads

Bing Ads was supposed to be a supplementary ad network, besides the obvious Google Ads and facebook ads. It turned out to be a total failure and an absolutely unacceptable experience.

Our organization uses Bing Ads as paid media acquisition channels for our clients. It's mainly used only by our paid media team. Bing Ads specifically helps our clients capture intent from users that use Bing Ads as their search engine. We use this to sell products and services for a variety of businesses.

Bing Ads is not being used any longer inside my organization or any clients that I'm working with, but Bing Ads is another search network ads platform where my business or clients can target individuals searching for their exact needs or solution. These ads then show up on top of the search depending on when what the search query is.

Our web design firm ix using Bing Ads to market our client's websites in the search results. The advertising platform is very cost-effective and targets specific online searchers in precise ways that maximize our clients ROI. Bing has evolved this platform very well over the years to make things more efficient and easier to use. Managing our client's advertising couldn't be easier, we love Bing Ads.

Bing Ads is being used for search ads for both our clients and our own marketing. Because the demographics of Bing users differs from that of Google Ads, the platform allows us to expand our audience reach.

Bing Ads is one of many marketing channels our agency uses to generate revenue on behalf of our clients. We optimize our paid search around Google and Bing specifically in the paid search realm.

I work for a company that has infomercials and a direct b2c website as well as the major b2b clients in the home improvement industry. We use Bing Ads as part of our overarching PPC strategy. This targets people on the Bing, Yahoo, and AOL networks that may not use Google. We see very good results on Bing Ads. We are a traditional Ecomm strategy based on MER.

We use Bing Ads as a complementary SEM Solution alongside Google Ads. We run ongoing text ads and put a moderate budget towards it. Bing Ads is currently only being used by the marketing department in our company but helps us reach the few customers who do not rely on Google when searching for relevant terms.

Bing Ads provides a real efficient spend of PPC dollars, usually coming in cheaper with better results than Google Ads. The reason for a not perfect score in the "Would you recommend to friends" then, comes from two factors that keep it from being a complete peer to Google Ads: Scale and ease.

Bing Ads simply does NOT have the scale that Google Ads has, with many less searches coming in daily. As for ease of use, Bing has some slight quirks that make it just a little harder to work with than Google. Nothing that should keep you from using it, but it's usually a supplement to Google than a replacement, or sole avenue for PPC spend.

Bing Ads is currently being utilized across our digital search team, spanning over several lines of businesses for our consumer electronics client. It helps us reach low tunnel users that are actively searching for solutions or products in search.

Bing Ads is used as one of the marketing platforms at the company, along with Google and Yahoo Gemini. Bing is one of the main search engines used, and Bing Ads is used - as marketers - to capture audiences that may be interested in a client's business. Bing Ads is used to create and launch advertising campaigns on the search platform, to bid on keywords, and to pull various analytics reports on advertisement performance. I specifically use it for gathering information on ad performance in order to optimize future advertising / keyword buying in the platform.

Bing Ads is being used as a way to complement our ads on Google and mainly used to reach a wider audience when we have saturated the Google market. Bing Ads also helps reach those who are not on Google and overall, drives a higher conversion rate in spite of its lower search volumes.

I use Bing Ads to promote and distribute products and services to businesses and clients within a multimedia and creative agency. Using tailored ad copy and specific targeting I ensure that our ads are placed in front of the right customer at the right time. We work towards customer acquisition, product sales and brand awareness within previously agreed KPIs.

We use Bing Ads to target in-market customers who are searching for products and services we offer. We convert them to leads and sales to grow our customer base.

We use Bing Ads for a small slice of our digital advertising strategy, our clients skew older so Bing makes a lot of sense when targeting them. Our realistic spend on Bing is roughly 10% of our spend on AdWords, primarily because of how clunky and poorly implemented it is.

We use BingAds to supplement our paid search efforts in a number of schools across the country. This allows us to ensure we are able to reach the entire search market at reasonable prices. Depending on the market, we find that BingAds can be a very successful place to get paid search leads. Additionally, due to the perception that it is not used often, we are often confronted with fewer competitors and a lower cost per click and per lead.

It's being used in the marketing team as part of the paid search strategy for driving more traffic to client's websites. It's the cheaper version of AdWords so to say, unfortunately, the reach is very limited as not so many users search on Bing. It has almost all features offered by AdWords, although falling behind track a bit.

Bing Ads is only used by the marketing department. While we take into consideration ideas from the entire company, the marketing department has the final word on what we advertise on, the messaging we use, the maximum cost per click we are willing to spend and the overall budget of the campaigns.

Bing Ads is being used by members of our Digital Marketing team. We use to expand our advertising reach.

We use Bing Ads on a daily basis as part of our digital marketing strategy to better advertise across platforms outside of social media and Google. Bing Ads has become an effective part of our digital marketing campaigns and is generally a bit cheaper, as far as CPC goes, in comparison to Google Adwords.

We use Bing across almost all of our clients. Bing ads is used in combination with Google AdWords to cover both search engines and range of demographics for our target audiences. Since Bing skews towards an older demographic it can sometimes be more effective to use than Google.

We leverage Bing Ads for pay-per-click advertising across Bing, Yahoo and their partner network.

It was used across the whole organization. I worked at a Digital Marketing agency - the client was Google. I uploaded campaigns, QA'ed, forecasted, and optimized campaigns based on performance.

We use Bing Ads in the same manner that we use AdWords. It is used primarily for lead generation for our sales team.

We use Bing Ads in our SEM department to expand our client reach. As the market share grows in Bing the more we will push adverting through the search engine.