PPC Bing Shopping Management

Microsoft Shopping campaigns put your products, with image, price and shop name, in front of shoppers on Bing, Yahoo, AOL, DuckDuckGo and Microsoft's partner sites.

Many retailers only run Shopping on Google. Adding Microsoft reaches extra buyers, often at a lower cost per click and with less competition for each product.

Your Products in Front of Microsoft's Shoppers

Microsoft Shopping ads show the product image, title, price, shop name and reviews before anyone clicks, on Bing's main results and the Shopping tab, and across Microsoft's partner sites.

The same rules apply as on Google: clear titles, good images, reviews and offers like free returns win the click, while competitive prices and smart bidding win the sale. With fewer advertisers competing, a well-run feed stands out even more.

What Adding Microsoft Can Look Like

Typical results when a retailer already on Google Shopping adds Microsoft.

Monthly Shopping revenue

£k, illustrative

  • Google
  • Microsoft
Monthly Shopping revenue: £k, illustrative 0 10 20 30 40 50 Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 46 9
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MonthGoogleMicrosoft
Month 1422
Month 2434
Month 3416
Month 4447
Month 5458
Month 6469

Average cost per click

£, illustrative

  • Google
  • Microsoft
Average cost per click: £, illustrative 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 Fashion Home Electronics Sport 0.6 0.4
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CategoryGoogleMicrosoft
Fashion0.60.4
Home0.60.4
Electronics0.50.4
Sport0.60.4

One Feed, Two Networks

If you already run Google Shopping, you don't need to start from scratch. Microsoft Merchant Center can import your Google feed on a schedule, so products, prices and stock stay in sync.

From there we treat Microsoft as its own channel: bids set to Microsoft's costs, product groups split by margin, its own budget and ROAS target, and search terms reviewed separately.

How We Manage Bing Shopping

From feed to profit, on the Microsoft network.

  1. 01

    Feed & Store Set-Up

    Set up Microsoft Merchant Center, or import your existing Google feed and campaigns.

  2. 02

    Optimise

    Fix rejected products, tidy titles and attributes, and add custom labels.

  3. 03

    Structure

    Group products by margin, performance and priority, not just by category.

  4. 04

    Bid & Refine

    Bid to your ROAS targets and exclude search terms that waste spend.

What We Do for Bing Shopping

Merchant Center Set-Up

Microsoft Merchant Center store, feed and verification done properly.

Google Import, Done Right

Import from Google, then tune bids and settings for Microsoft's audience.

Feed Optimisation

Titles, descriptions and attributes written for search.

Rejected Product Fixes

Products kept approved and eligible to show.

Margin-Based Bidding

Spend weighted to your most profitable products.

Audience Targeting

Use Microsoft's audience data to bid up on your best-value shoppers.

Questions

On Bing search and the Bing Shopping tab, plus Microsoft's partner sites such as Yahoo, AOL and DuckDuckGo, and across the Microsoft Audience Network.

Yes. Microsoft can import your Google Merchant Center feed and Google Ads campaigns. We use the import as a starting point, then adjust bids, budgets and settings for Microsoft's audience rather than copying Google's like for like.

Yes, Shopping campaigns on Microsoft need a Microsoft Merchant Center store linked to your Microsoft Advertising account. It's free, and we set it up, verify your site and connect the feed for you.

Microsoft usually needs less than Google because volumes are smaller. We start with a test budget, judge it on return on ad spend, and scale up the product groups that pay back.

For most retailers, yes. It reaches searchers you would not see on Google, and costs per click are often lower. We start with a test budget and grow it if the returns are there.

Yes. We work with feeds from Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce and custom platforms, and can use feed management tools where needed.