Updates and recommendations for Bing Ads or Bing Ads PPC ?

 

 

Updates and recommendations for Bing Ads or Bing Ads PPC  ?

If bingads is activated, is its presence like  Google  strong in sales so far, but bing offers a lot of updates and recommendations,

Bing ads are similar to Google ads but the difference is market share. Bing is mostly used by professionals, so the chance to click ads in bing is worth comparing to google ads . Google has the largest user base and charges more CPC compared to Bing.

What action should I take, for example, they tell me Set a bid for 25 specific keywords to rank on the first page low CPC and guaranteed 68 clicks per week, but each of these specific keywords will cost At some point 0.20-0.93 USD.

 Recommendations for  anyone running bing ads?

As with all pay-per-click campaigns , you first need to know the maximum CPC you can afford.

First, you need to know your average profit per sale (not the average profit per item but the entire order). You don't want to spend more on clicks than you earn . For our example, we'll assume your average profit is $40 per sale.

Next, you need to know your average conversion rate. If you buy 1 out of every 50 unique visitors, that means a 2% conversion rate. Multiply your average profit per sale by this. In our example, 40 times .02 = 80 cents.

 The maximum amount you can spend per click is 80 cents and this is zero profit. You're obviously not in the business of achieving zero, so you'll want to spend less than that. A little depends on what you think your time is worth (processing orders, doing customer service, sending tracking numbers, etc.). If you want to keep $20 in your pocket from your $40 profit, you can only spend 40 cents per click.

This is less than half the cost of running a Bing ad than an Adwords ad. ...depending on your individual needs, it may be worthwhile for your brand to switch to Bing. And even if you just start creating some ads to supplement your Adwords efforts, Bing Ads is worth looking into.

CPC for Bing ads is much lower than Adwords . They recommend based on past data. So you should definitely accept them.

 Bing suggests several keywords but you need to check whether these keywords are suitable for your business or not. Without keyword analysis, you should not use these keywords in your PPC campaign. So, first of all, analyze the relevance of the keywords, check whether they are useful in achieving the goal or not, as well as analyze the return on investment and CTC; Based on that, decide whether or not you should follow those keywords. What I like about Bing PPC is that they are there to help with your campaigns so that sounds good to me.

It is that it depends on what you are promoting and the quality of your offer is the secret if you invest one dollar and get a return on investment worth 2 dollars , this is a goal that you must have to know your numbers.

 Bing PPC I look closely at Youtube right now they offer some amazing deals to get started and my friends are getting clicks up to 15 cents.

The great thing about advertising on Youtube is that if they click away within 30 seconds, you won't be paying anything great to build a brand  , like all paid advertising , there is a limit to learning.

Run a clickbank offer on Bing Ads PPC , I'm using the landing page (not signed up), just be curious and don't put it up for purchase right away. My CPC is about $0.12, CTA is about: 12%, made 4 sales. The reason the CPC is low is because I found more than 400 long tail keywords, focus on my niche. An example: how to cure snoring naturally, or cure snoring at home exercises ...