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Has anyone tried to advertise health products in bing ads with decent results? Who is the average Bing user and how can you target them effectively?
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TommyCarey
I'm sure if you were to sit down and analyze every aspect of Bings advertising platform you would be able to get a better conversion rate than I did
If you were to set something up so that you could collect a persons email upon checkout, or make them register when purchasing, I'm sure you could send out an email blast later on and get additional sales.
You could also set something up like an upsell at checkout and see an increase in items purchased. You won't see every person purchasing an upsell at checkout, but a few will.
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Razzy I use to use Bing ads for all my websites. I had a health niche site and saw a decent conversion with my ads. The only downside that I noticed is that I would basically break even with every sale since it cost a little more to get a sale. I would get more clicks than adwords, but I wouldn't get as many sales. I ran the same campaign on adwords and paid a little more per click but I had twice as many sales. I'm sure if you were to sit down and analyze every aspect of Bings advertising platform you would be able to get a better conversion rate than I did :( I tweaked it for a few weeks but could never get that positive ROI. If you were to set something up so that you could collect a persons email upon checkout, or make them register when purchasing, I'm sure you could send out an email blast later on and get additional sales. You could also set something up like an upsell at checkout and see an increase in items purchased. You won't see every person purchasing an upsell at checkout, but a few will. Thanks, Razzy
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