Integrate Bing Ads to Google AdWords

Bing Ads is a search engine marketing platform that includes several tools to improve conversion rates for search engine ads. For example, Bing Ads can generate a list of relevant keywords, use ad extensions to provide additional information to specific customers, and design retargeting campaigns, all of which can help increase the conversion rate of website visitors. In addition, Bing Ads also offers ad analytics, which can help detail the relationship between a number of metrics, such as website visits, click-through rates, and conversion rates.

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Popular Use Cases

Xplenty can extract any data that you need from Bing Ads. Here are some of our most popular use cases:

Statuses

Monitor your requests to upload product offers to the Bing Ads catalogs so that you can see when and why they are accepted or rejected by Bing Ads review process. This endpoint also lets you see how many total offers were accepted or rejected, allowing you to evaluate your products and improve your acceptance rate.

Products

Track data for a specific product or list of products in a store and run market analytics on those products to monitor their performance. You can also use this endpoint to manage product properties, such as age group, product type, condition and more, allowing you to segment your ad campaigns and conduct market analysis for that product.

Catalogs

Create or retrieve product catalog data, such as the name of an associated store, the store’s market, and the catalog’s ID. This information can be used to insert products directly into that catalog and/or to track the catalog’s performance using other endpoints.

Irfan Rafiq
Global PPC Manager

With Xplenty, it’s very easy to digest data from popular data stores. You can connect to multiple sources and merge your important data into one data source and the plugins and API capabilities give you a lot of flexibility and control over your daily job

Popular Use Cases

Xplenty can extract any data that you need from Google AdWords. Here are some of our most popular use cases:

Ad Groups

Monitor ads that share a single budget and bid amount, allowing you to efficiently track ad performance, change your bidding strategy, and ensure that an ad group is giving you the right return on your investment.

Campaigns

Organize ad groups into campaigns and set a single budget and bidding frequency. With this, you can better manage the expense of your ads and ensure that you are running the right ads for your purposes.

Alex Townsend
Senior Business Analyst, iCharts

Xplenty makes it much easier to extract and analyze data from disparate systems. More importantly, it gives us back our time to focus on making decisions and taking action based on insights.

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Xplenty and Google AdWords

Xplenty can help prepare data for you so that you can more easily determine both the correct keywords to choose and how valuable each click from users searching for those keywords will be to you. Xplenty can pull from data created by adwords, including direct market data such as cost-per-click, number of clicks, views, conversions, etc., as well as more indirect marketing data such as the demographics of the users clicking your ad (age, gender, location, etc.). You can then use Xplenty to prepare and transform that data in several ways that can help to give you a clearer view of your overall market performance on Adwords. Additionally, you can use Xplenty to merge that data with data from other sources, such as Google Analytics, Hubspot, and Marketo in order to give you a wider view of how well your ad is functioning within Adwords. Finally, Xplenty can move that transformed, sorted, and merged data to a data warehouse, which can allow you to more easily follow historical trends and create a fuller, more accurate view of your ad’s performance in Google Adwords over time. Ultimately, Xplenty helps you to explore the data provided by Google Adwords in a clear and accurate way, which allows you to properly optimize your advertising options.