SEO Bing Product Ads

[ForumChell]

"Is anyone here running Bing product ads?
Which niches work the best? I haven’t found many people having success with Bing product ads!

 

[userBodies]

i was doing link building for a long time for ppl who are using this bing thing most of the orders where like from eco friendly business you know like eco friendly straws eco friendly plastic this typo thing, i guess this is the best niche

 

[Readdi]

Yes, I am working on Bing ads.

 

[WetSizzlin]

"Is anyone here running Bing product ads?
Which niches work the best? I haven’t found many people having success with Bing product ads!

Yes, I’ve run Bing Shopping Ads! They can work great for areas like home products, electronics, and workout gear. The competition is often less than on Google, so you might have a better chance to stand out. It’s definitely worth trying out!

 

[ForumChell]

Yes, I’ve run Bing Shopping Ads! They can work great for areas like home products, electronics, and workout gear. The competition is often less than on Google, so you might have a better chance to stand out. It’s definitely worth trying out!

We’re having trouble getting our shopping campaigns approved on Bing. Any tips?

 

[KidXcaptain]

Which niches work the best?

Health supplies, wellness products, and other healthcare items are performing well with Bing Shopping Ads.

 

[ForumChell]

Health supplies, wellness products, and other healthcare items are performing well with Bing Shopping Ads.

So, products that can be sold to businesses or seniors, right?

 

[SereneMans]

It usually does a decent job, even though the way it changes things isn't as good as how Google does it. But since it's not trying as hard to compete, the results come out about the same most of the time.

When it comes to topics, I don’t think picking the “right” one matters as much as having a website and posts that are set up really well. That makes a bigger difference.

Even if younger people don’t use Bing as much as older folks, it’s still not smart to ignore it. Grabbing even 4% of the crowd can still help if you're not super huge already.

 

[KidXcaptain]

So, products that can be sold to businesses or seniors, right?

Stuff like vitamins and wellness items usually do better on that platform. Most of the people using it are around their 40s, 50s, or older.

 

[KidXcaptain]

So, products that can be sold to businesses or seniors, right?

A bunch of folks using that search site are in their late 40s or even older.

 

[Shucket]

That ad system works pretty great for things like gadgets, stuff for the house, and wellness items—especially when not too many others are selling the same stuff.

 

[Chonessah]

Lots of people using that site are a bit older, so it can be a good place to show things like comfy chairs or items that help with staying healthy.

 

[Gaucompa]

That ad setup works really well for stuff like clothes, pet supplies, and gear, especially when not too many others are selling the same things. But how well it goes mostly depends on picking the right group of people and using cheaper search words.

 

[Starthe]

That kind of ad can work really well for stuff like car parts, clothes, and things you use around the house—especially when not too many others are selling the same stuff, and it doesn’t cost a lot when people click.

 

[Airship]

Gadgets, clothes, and things for your house can sell nicely on that platform, mostly because not a lot of people are trying to sell the same stuff there.

 

[Jecterra]

"Is anyone here running Bing product ads?
Which niches work the best? I haven’t found many people having success with Bing product ads!

That search site can work really well, but not a ton of people use it. Still, it’s smart to include it in every ad plan. You can even copy your Google ads over, which saves time. Just don’t spend too much per click. A lot of older folks like it since it comes already set up on their new computers.