Hi, I need help with microsft ads

[Meiphg]

Now I know Microsoft can run ads. Can someone guide me on what to do as a first step pls ?

 

[xaviera]

Of course you can place an ad.
A lot of people are using

 

[michaelProg]

Register account & warm up it

 

[anubis12]

I'll write here since I don't have the rights to make a new post. Can anyone help? Previously, I was running ads in expert mode until June this year. Now, after warming up and trying to add an ad, the account gets banned. The topics are white and completely different. It doesn't even reach the point of adding a payment method; the account gets banned without a payment method.

 

[Powerful Tiger Ads]

The very first step is that you have to have an account and then you have to warm your account in order to create real ads based on your business

 

[anubis12]

The very first step is that you have to have an account and then you have to warm your account in order to create real ads based on your business

I did just that, but now accounts are getting banned without using a card.

 

[AdVantageoo]

You can purchase an account directly from the marketplace section

 

[InsightfulUser]

Set up a Microsoft Ads account, create a campaign, and target your audience.

 

[AdSculptor]

Best way to start is pick one offer, set up a clean landing, and run with a small budget using exact match, test first, scale later.

 

[Peter Parkerr]

Now I know Microsoft can run ads. Can someone guide me on what to do as a first step pls ?

To start running ads with Microsoft, you just need to access the Microsoft Ads Manager, create an account, then set up your first campaign similar to Google Ads: choose your goals, keywords, audience, budget, and ad copy. I find the interface easy to use and you can import data from Google Ads if you have previous experience. It is reasonable to test a small budget at first to get used to it.

 

[natekorrin]

Create a fresh Microsoft Ads account (use aged if possible), warm it up with low-budget legit offers first.

 

[MyAdJourney]

Make a new Microsoft Ads account, use clean billing, start slow with low budget search campaigns, and scale up once it runs smooth without flags.

 

[TheTrafficGhost]

Pick a niche or offer first. No point setting up anything till you know what you're pushing. Then build a landing page or have one ready. Only then hit Microsoft Ads.

 

[BlackHatZetto]

Start by creating a clean Microsoft Ads account, verify your business info, then pick a small campaign to test-focus on exact match keywords and a simple landing page first. Keep it low-risk until you see results.

 

[Brenda_Mompala]

Now I know Microsoft can run ads. Can someone guide me on what to do as a first step pls ?

If you know anything about that topic, could you share it?

If you know anything about that topic, could you share it?

Now I know Microsoft can run ads. Can someone guide me on what to do as a first step pls ?

If you know anything about that topic, could you share it?

 

[Gringeppc]

It is hard to spoonfeed step by step. Try to create an ad account and try to run ad. you will learn yourself

 

[DoomsdayDigital]

Create a Microsoft Ads account, add billing, start with a simple Search campaign and a few exact-match keywords.

 

[svetlana55]

I'd like to add to the conversation by suggesting that before creating a Microsoft Ads account, it's essential to have a clear understanding of your target audience and the offer you're promoting. This will help you create a more effective campaign and increase your chances of success. To Meiphg, I'd recommend starting by researching your niche and identifying a specific product or service to promote, then you can begin setting up your Microsoft Ads account and creating a simple Search campaign. Does anyone have a preferred method for researching niches and identifying profitable offers, or would you like me to share some tips on that?