Magnumwhite
Newbie
- Mar 19, 2016
- 20
- 3
Been running bing ads for a few months, and finally Im having positive days and negative ones...so it's going really well.
figured out how to pass "editorial reviews" when running campaigns that clearly do not comply with TOS. Legitimate campaigns just not exactly bing's cup of tea.
The aspect I have not completely figured out is how to reduce the amount of time the account is under review. It seems there is a 1 or 2 day time buffer from the time the ads begin to slow down to the point where a CS rep can see at their end it is undergoing review. Then it takes another 1 or 2 (or 3 days sometimes) to get the account to start serving ads again.
This is a 5 month old account, that i have been able to spend up to 100 bucks a day with. Real person real credit card real IP etc. Of course Im keeping changes in the campaign to a minimum but Bing still wants to review sometimes within 1 week of the last review.
So other than running unique accounts to zigzag around the reviews, which makes it somewhat confusing to track your data and even probably not worth while for the short period of time the ads would run. Doe anyone have any tips to minimize down time?
My issue is not making my campaign profitable that appears to be pretty simple so far, Keeping my ads delivering that is proving to be difficult. Competition is buying lots of traffic, so most likely there IS a way.
Logic tells me the more trustworthy the account the longer the account can go without reviews. Unless Im just "startling" bing by making too abrupt of changes and that is putting me on their radar.
Product Im promoting is cloaked, even when my cloaker has let me down due to newer reviewer fingerprints the CS reps have not made a big fuzz out of it so i don't think i am on the black sheep list.
Cliff notes:
how to reduce bing ads constant reviews and downtime?
TIA
figured out how to pass "editorial reviews" when running campaigns that clearly do not comply with TOS. Legitimate campaigns just not exactly bing's cup of tea.
The aspect I have not completely figured out is how to reduce the amount of time the account is under review. It seems there is a 1 or 2 day time buffer from the time the ads begin to slow down to the point where a CS rep can see at their end it is undergoing review. Then it takes another 1 or 2 (or 3 days sometimes) to get the account to start serving ads again.
This is a 5 month old account, that i have been able to spend up to 100 bucks a day with. Real person real credit card real IP etc. Of course Im keeping changes in the campaign to a minimum but Bing still wants to review sometimes within 1 week of the last review.
So other than running unique accounts to zigzag around the reviews, which makes it somewhat confusing to track your data and even probably not worth while for the short period of time the ads would run. Doe anyone have any tips to minimize down time?
My issue is not making my campaign profitable that appears to be pretty simple so far, Keeping my ads delivering that is proving to be difficult. Competition is buying lots of traffic, so most likely there IS a way.
Logic tells me the more trustworthy the account the longer the account can go without reviews. Unless Im just "startling" bing by making too abrupt of changes and that is putting me on their radar.
Product Im promoting is cloaked, even when my cloaker has let me down due to newer reviewer fingerprints the CS reps have not made a big fuzz out of it so i don't think i am on the black sheep list.
Cliff notes:
how to reduce bing ads constant reviews and downtime?
TIA
