Securely integrate Bing Ads with Yahoo Gemini
About Bing Ads
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.
About Yahoo Gemini
Yahoo's Gemini offering helps advertisers reach mobile consumers in a contextually relevant, effective way: through native ads tailored for mobile.
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Bing Ads's End Points
Bing Ads 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.
Bing Ads 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.
Bing Ads 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.