Warm up Bing Campaign Method.

Be careful guys. This guy is a scammer. I will report him to BHW today.

blakev8 said:

Be careful guys. This guy is a scammer. I will report him to BHW today.

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why?

cyberchoza said:

why?

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I bought a landing page from him but he did not send me anything and blocked me on Telegram.

Tell me how to got old domain

Grazeez said:

You can try create it with vcc from indonesian country i use it and mostly 95% success

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Do you mean Indonesian card bin or Indonesian billing address?

[METHOD] My Warm-Up Strategy to Get Bing Ads Approvals – 5 Months In

Hey BHW,

Thought I’d share the method I’ve been using to get Bing Ads accounts approved consistently over the past few months. It’s been working well for me, especially for warming things up before going live with real campaigns.

Here’s the gist of it:

• I always start with an aged domain that has a clean history. No shady stuff in the past — this makes a big difference.
• I build out full legit content on the site. That means no sketchy keywords, full privacy policy, terms, return/refund info, proper contact page, etc. Basically, it needs to look and feel like a real business.
• I send some decent backlinks to give the domain a bit more authority (nothing crazy, just to make it believable).
• I use an aged Outlook email to sign up, and each account gets its own clean IP — one account per IP, always.

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Some notes on the white page:​

• Don’t promote anything that obviously breaks Bing's rules.
• The site should look like a legit business — full company info, clickable buttons, nothing half-baked.
• Don’t reuse the same templates over and over. Make each site feel unique.
• Don’t copy brands like Amazon or IKEA — instant rejection.
• Don’t mess with news/crypto/make money online themes — those usually get flagged fast.
• Your white page needs to have commercial value and be accessible worldwide.

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Types of white pages Bing usually​

• Medical products or supplements
• Fake-looking ecom stores
• Beauty stuff with aggressive claims
• News clones or anything about killing animals (obviously)

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Safer bets:​

• Clean e-commerce stores with 1 or 2 products
• Educational services or general info pages

Examples of white pages I’ve seen get through:

• https://riolio.com
• https://dealtargets.com

Anyway, just sharing what’s worked for me. Hope it helps anyone who's stuck with Bing Ads approvals.

Let me know if you’ve got your own twist on this — always down to learn more.