Bing Ads are Crap!
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boo blizzi
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- May 28, 2009
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Look in your settings and make sure you send traffic only to the locations you want...also turn off all devices and select only the devices you want
NoirHat
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- Feb 4, 2011
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i just told bing to cancel my account. it's such a clusterfuck, every single ad i put up was always 'pending review' and it never changed. even after i contacted support on chat repeatedly.
I got 1 ad to run in 2 weeks total. i told them to get their crap together
I got 1 ad to run in 2 weeks total. i told them to get their crap together
Krazie
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- Aug 27, 2009
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Totally agree. It takes them no less than 4 days to approve an ad, even then it's always 1/10 quality score. For example a "green coffee" website is not relevant to "green coffee bean". Then because the lander used a geo location script, just a bunch of shit with bing. Same exact ad I got to fly with adwords, but for some reason I can't get shit to go with bing. Apparently my account is under "editorial review" for every single ad. 200.00 voucher and haven't had a single ad go live yet ;(
The sameIm waiting every campaign for at least 3-4 days to be approved
For me it was like 3-4 hours.
BHPlatinum
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- Jun 18, 2012
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Most of my campaigns are dealt with in hours, and I've actually had some decent ads with them. Started one yesterday for a diet pill, had 3 clicks and one conversion!
gottoloveit
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- Oct 14, 2012
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In response to first poster.
See the same thing on Google adwords mobile ads. Almost 95% invalid clicks on Google adwords mobile display ads. Even when limited to only USA advertising, still fake search pages and outside US visits occur.
Was about to try Bing, and saw your post.
See the same thing on Google adwords mobile ads. Almost 95% invalid clicks on Google adwords mobile display ads. Even when limited to only USA advertising, still fake search pages and outside US visits occur.
Was about to try Bing, and saw your post.
gottoloveit
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- Oct 14, 2012
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In response to NoirHat,
This sounds like the exact same thing with Google before they got their act together. I suspect the same hurdles and experiences will occur with Bing until they get their act fully together as well.
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This sounds like the exact same thing with Google before they got their act together. I suspect the same hurdles and experiences will occur with Bing until they get their act fully together as well.
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charmtolucky
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- Jul 29, 2012
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Don't advertise on display network of bing. It is all crap and will not result in any conversions.
For country, you can set exact location and you can try advertising in Bing search network. This may be helpful to you in terms of conversions.
For country, you can set exact location and you can try advertising in Bing search network. This may be helpful to you in terms of conversions.
gottoloveit
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- Oct 14, 2012
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Krazie, where can I please get the $200 voucher/coupon for Bing ads?
gottoloveit
Newbie
- Oct 14, 2012
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The specific sites I have in mind, which only Bing does exclusively, really need the display network ads shown. Text will not cut it.
What about focusing the Bing display network ads to only large sites like special Yahoo group sites, or other types of large known specialized sites (assuming this is possible with Bing as it is with Google)? Google display network ads are too expensive and Google WAP/Mobile display network ads are garbage too.
For me mobile display ads work perfect in adwrods, how can you see that 95% of your clicks are invalid?
