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Microsoft Advertising

Last updated: 12 June 2026

Capture the older, higher-income, desktop-first buyers your competitors are ignoring.

Microsoft Ads is the channel everyone forgets to scale — and that's exactly why it works. Lower CPCs, less competition, and an audience that skews older, wealthier, and more decision-ready.

Most agencies treat Bing as an afterthought — a Google import they never look at again. We treat it like its own auction, with its own keyword logic, audience network behavior, and Microsoft-specific signals like LinkedIn profile targeting. The result is a channel that often outperforms Google on CPA for the right verticals, especially B2B and high-AOV ecommerce.

What we actually do

No agency theater. Concrete work, every week.

  • Full Microsoft Ads account architecture — Search, Shopping, Audience Network, and Performance Max — built to the platform's quirks, not lifted from Google.

  • LinkedIn profile targeting (company, industry, job function) layered onto Search campaigns for B2B accounts.

  • Audience Network governance to keep MSAN from becoming a display dumping ground.

  • Conversion tracking via UET with offline conversion imports for B2B accounts.

  • Smart Shopping and feed optimization for ecommerce clients.

  • Cross-channel reallocation modeling — when to scale Bing vs. Google vs. shift back.

How we run it

A repeatable process — not improvisation.

Step 1

Audit & port

Full audit of any existing MSA account or, if you don't have one, a clean port of the Google structure with Microsoft-specific adjustments built in from day one.

Step 2

Specialize

Layer in Microsoft-only levers: LinkedIn profile targeting, audience network exclusions, MSA-specific match-type behavior, and platform-specific ad copy.

Step 3

Reallocate

As Bing performance proves out, we model out where to shift budget from Google or Meta — channel-mix decisions backed by CPA math, not loyalty.

Step 4

Compound

Same weekly cadence as Google: search-term sweeps, ad copy testing, bid adjustments, and a monthly readout that connects spend to pipeline.

What you can expect

Outcomes we underwrite, not promises we hand-wave.

20–40%
Lower CPC vs. Google

Typical CPC delta on equivalent terms vs. Google Search.

10–25%
Incremental conversions

Net-new conversions on top of your existing Google program.

Same cadence
as Google

Weekly optimization, not the quarterly check-in most agencies give Bing.

Who this is for

We're a fit if you look like this.

  • B2B SaaS targeting US enterprise and mid-market — Bing skews IT, finance, and government.

  • DTC brands with AOV over $150 — older buyers with higher discretionary spend over-index on Bing.

  • Lead-gen businesses where any incremental qualified lead is high-margin.

  • Anyone already maxed on Google Search impression share looking for incremental volume.

Common questions

The things prospects always ask.

Isn't Bing tiny?

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Bing's share is roughly 8–10% of US search — not enormous, but the audience is meaningfully different (older, higher-income, more desktop) and the auction is less crowded. For B2B and high-AOV ecommerce, that 8% can be your most efficient channel.

Can we just import from Google and call it a day?

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Importing is a starting point, not a strategy. Match type behavior is different, audience targeting options are different (LinkedIn profile data alone is worth re-architecting around), and the Audience Network needs governance Google doesn't require.

Do you run this as part of a broader engagement?

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Usually. Microsoft Ads on its own is rarely big enough to justify a standalone retainer. We bundle it with Google Ads or LinkedIn for B2B accounts so the channel mix is governed end-to-end.

What about the Microsoft Audience Network?

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MSAN can work — for retargeting and high-intent audiences. Out of the box it's a display dumping ground that wastes budget. We exclude aggressively, keep it on a tight leash, and only let it spend where there's evidence of real conversion contribution.

Ready to put this on a real account?

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