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Is BING! Ads any good?

by PayForWords Banned
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I recently set up a campaign on Bing to run an ad (I bid high on a few keywords).




Anyways, I was wondering if anyone has any experience dealing with them?



Right now I have my budget set at $15 a day. Tips?





Thanks!
#ads #bing #good
  • Profile picture of the author Jetmir
    Bing is very good in my opinion. Lots of people are moving from Google Adwords to Bing. Google thinks it's the Internet.

    Try it.
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      Originally Posted by Jetmir View Post

      Bing is very good in my opinion. Lots of people are moving from Google Adwords to Bing. Google thinks it's the Internet.

      Try it.

      Awesome! Thanks a bunch! Have your tried it? Any tips?
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    I'll second that bing is good. I often prefer to use them over every other ppc traffic sources.

    I guess a few tips:
    Track everything
    Test different ad copies
    Use broad keywords
    Use many keywords
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  • Profile picture of the author Aussie_Al
    personally I found Bing ads for my key words to only be slightly cheaper than Adwords but with much less traffic.

    if you know what you are doing with Adwords you can get quality traffic bidding much less than the quoted rates for your keywords

    As much as I would love to see a quality substitute for adwords , for me personally the Bing traffic just wasn't impressive.
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  • Profile picture of the author Greedy
    Anyways, I was wondering if anyone has any experience dealing with them?
    Good, they work great!

    Right now I have my budget set at $15 a day. Tips?
    - Make sure you review all the settings. There are many that go over looked, that could really hold back your campaigns.

    - Go for a few high volume keywords, and not a ton of small ones.

    - Study your competition.

    - Learn to write good ads, and always be split testing.

    - Learn to make really good landing pages.

    - Once you get something converting test building a list.
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  • Profile picture of the author bit twiddler
    I've recently setup a Bing account. I was fortunate to have an introduction to a senior account manager there. One of my network account managers made the introduction. They assigned me an "Optimization Specialist" with which I had my first discussion this week. He gave me some really great information I didn't have before. I highly recommend calling them and getting an account manager and optimization specialist assigned before you spend any money there.

    Part of succeeding in this business is great relationships, of course, but you need to up your daily spend to get good data on which to base your winning campaigns if you're going to use Bing (IMO). I started with 7Search & POF because I could generate enough data with under $100. I am not sure you can get enough data from Bing traffic with $15 a day.
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      Originally Posted by bit twiddler View Post

      I've recently setup a Bing account. I was fortunate to have an introduction to a senior account manager there. One of my network account managers made the introduction. They assigned me an "Optimization Specialist" with which I had my first discussion this week. He gave me some really great information I didn't have before. I highly recommend calling them and getting an account manager and optimization specialist assigned before you spend any money there.

      Part of succeeding in this business is great relationships, of course, but you need to up your daily spend to get good data on which to base your winning campaigns if you're going to use Bing (IMO). I started with 7Search & POF because I could generate enough data with under $100. I am not sure you can get enough data from Bing traffic with $15 a day.
      Already have one as well but $15 a day is my max budget at the moment.



      I have other projects going on and am just testing the waters so to speak.



      Thanks for the info though!
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