Your Competitors Aren't on Bing.
That's Exactly Why You Should Be.

Microsoft Advertising reaches high-intent customers on Bing and partner networks — at a lower cost and with less competition than Google. Grow Marketing builds and manages campaigns that make the most of that advantage

The Same Intent as Google. A Fraction of the Competition

Most businesses pour everything into Google and ignore Bing entirely. That’s understandable — Google has the larger market share. But it also means Google is more expensive, more competitive, and harder to stand out in.

Microsoft Advertising connects you with a different audience — Bing users tend to be older, have higher household incomes, and are more likely to be decision-makers. And because fewer advertisers are competing for them, your cost-per-click is typically significantly lower.

For businesses already running Google Ads, adding Microsoft Advertising is often the highest-ROI next step. You can import your existing campaigns and start generating additional leads at a lower cost per acquisition.

For businesses just starting, Microsoft Advertising can be a smarter, less competitive entry point than jumping straight into Google’s crowded auction.

Lower cost-per-click

Microsoft Ads typically cost significantly less per click than equivalent Google campaigns — more budget going further per dollar spent.

Less competition

Most of your competitors aren’t here. That means better ad positions, lower bids, and more visibility for your spend.

High-income audience

Bing users skew older and higher income. For service businesses and B2B companies, that’s often exactly the customer you want.

What's Included in Microsoft Advertising Management

Campaign Build & Setup

Ongoing Management

Built for Bing. Not Just Copied from Google

Many agencies just import a Google Ads campaign into Bing and call it done. We treat Microsoft Advertising as its own channel — with its own keyword research, its own bid strategy, and its own audience logic.

1. Account audit or setup

If you have an existing Microsoft Advertising account, we audit it first. If you’re starting fresh, we build from the ground up with Bing’s audience and auction in mind.

2. Google Ads import and adaptation

We import your Google Ads campaigns as a starting structure, then adapt keywords, bids, and ad copy for Bing’s distinct search behaviour and competition levels.

3. LinkedIn profile targeting

Microsoft Advertising’s unique LinkedIn targeting lets us layer job title, company size, and industry onto search campaigns. No other platform offers this for paid search.

4. Launch and optimisation

We monitor performance closely in the first weeks and make adjustments faster than the automated systems can. Early data shapes the long-term strategy.

5. Monthly reporting

Plain-English reporting every month — what was spent, what it produced, how it compares to Google, and what we’re adjusting next.

What Microsoft Advertising Adds to an Existing Google Ads Strategy

One client running both Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising acquired 132 customers in a quarter. The Microsoft Ads component reached 12 customers the Google-only campaign would never have found — a distinct audience segment unreachable on Google.

That’s not a bonus. It’s an incrementally new revenue stream from the same management relationship, at a fraction of the incremental cost.

For businesses already running Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising is often the fastest path to more customers without increasing Google spend.

Frequently Asked Questions About Microsoft Advertising

What is Microsoft Advertising?

Microsoft Advertising (formerly Bing Ads) is a pay-per-click advertising platform that reaches customers searching on Bing, Yahoo, MSN, and Microsoft partner networks. It operates similarly to Google Ads but typically at a lower cost per click and with less competition.

For many local businesses, yes — especially those already running Google Ads. Microsoft Advertising typically delivers 30-60% lower cost-per-click than equivalent Google campaigns, reaching a high-income, high-intent audience that most competitors aren’t targeting.

Yes. Microsoft Advertising has a direct Google Ads import tool. Grow Marketing uses this as a starting point, then adapts campaigns specifically for Bing’s auction dynamics, audience behaviour, and keyword landscape — which differ meaningfully from Google.

Typically within the first two to four weeks. Microsoft Advertising campaigns often perform efficiently from launch because the auction is less competitive and the audience tends to have higher purchasing intent.

No. Grow Marketing does not require long-term lock-in contracts.

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