How we run Bing Ads?
1. Understand your goals
First, your existing search activity (if any), services, and target locations are reviewed. Together, clear goals are set for Bing – for example, extra leads at a lower cost, more desktop enquiries, or additional visibility for key services.
2. Adapt keyword and campaign structure
Next, keywords and campaign structure are mapped specifically for Bing, not just imported from Google. Ad groups are organised by service and intent so that your ads match what users type and stay relevant.
3. Create ad copy
Compelling text ads are written with strong value propositions, trust signals, and clear calls-to-action, tailored to Bing’s layout and audience. Extensions are used where helpful (call, sitelinks, location) to make your ad more useful and clickable.
4. Set bids, budgets, and tracking
Bidding strategies and daily budgets are set according to your targets and expected CPC, with room to test and scale. Conversion tracking is implemented so calls, forms, and purchases from Bing traffic are measured properly, not guessed.
5. Optimise, expand and integrate
Once live, search terms, bids, and ads are reviewed regularly. Strong performers are given more budget, new keywords and negatives are added, and campaigns are aligned with your paid social services, Google Ads, and other paid media services so everything pulls in the same direction.