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·Reviewed 7/2026

Bing advertising is a low-cost extra lane for search

Bing Ads, or Microsoft Advertising, shows ads in Bing's search results and across the Microsoft network. Competition is lighter than on Google, so click costs are often noticeably lower. We bring Bing into play when it extends search advertising that already pays off.

Mediashake runs Microsoft Advertising (Bing Ads) campaigns as part of your wider search advertising. Bing often reaches desktop and B2B users at a lower click cost, and we manage the account with the same precision as Google Ads.

What Bing advertising is and why it's worth it

Bing is the default search on Windows and Edge, and its users lean toward people on work computers and older age groups. Its share of searches is smaller than Google's but not insignificant, and the lighter competition shows in the prices.

In practice Bing works best as an extension of Google: campaigns that work are brought into Bing with a little extra effort, and the same demand is bought more cheaply.

When Bing advertising is worth it

  • Google Ads already pays off and you want more of the same demand
  • Your target group includes people on work computers or older age groups
  • Click costs on Google have risen to the pain threshold

How Mediashake uses Bing advertising

Google first, Bing as the extension

We bring the campaigns proven on Google into Bing, so the extra channel needs no fresh build work.

Costs kept in check

We make the most of the lighter competition: the same search often costs noticeably less than on Google.

The same measurement

Bing is connected to the same analytics, so comparing the channels is direct and honest.

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FAQ

Is Bing advertising worth it in Finland?
In the right situation, yes: when Google Ads already works and you want more demand more cheaply. Bing's share of searches is smaller, but click costs are often noticeably lower than Google's.
How much work does adding Bing take?
Little, if Google Ads is in good shape: the campaigns are brought into Microsoft Advertising and adapted to the platform. That's why Bing is typically run as part of your wider paid search, not as a separate project.
Who do you reach through Bing?
Particularly people on work computers, where Edge and Bing are the defaults, along with older age groups. For B2B companies this is often a surprisingly good match.