A senior paid-search operator runs your team through Microsoft Advertising inside your own account — structure, keywords, ad assets, UET conversion tracking, the Audience Network and the Microsoft Advertising Editor — so they can build and optimize campaigns without us.
“You don't need another course login. You need your own team to run Microsoft Advertising on Monday without calling us.”
Three concrete outcomes. Every audit. Same rhythm, ranked by dollar impact.
By the end, your people can build a campaign, write the ads, set match types, wire UET conversion tracking, and read the numbers — in Microsoft Advertising, in your own account, without waiting on an agency.
Import done right from Google Ads, the Microsoft Audience Network, the Microsoft Advertising Editor for bulk edits, and where Microsoft's auction and audiences behave differently from Google's — the gaps that cost teams who assume the two platforms are the same.
Not theory. We hand over the weekly and monthly checklists we use — what to review, what to change, and what to leave alone — so optimization becomes a habit your team owns instead of a project they outsource.
We build the agenda around your account and your team's level, then teach it live by working through real campaigns. Each block leaves your team able to do something new on their own — here's what we cover.
We start in your own account. How Microsoft Advertising is structured, how to set it up clean, and how to import from Google Ads without inheriting its mistakes.
What makes a Microsoft Advertising ad work, the assets to attach, and the targeting your team will actually use — including the Microsoft Audience Network beyond search.
The part most teams get wrong. We wire and verify UET conversion tracking together, then make sure the numbers in Microsoft Advertising agree with the rest of your stack.
We turn everything into a routine your team can repeat. The Microsoft Advertising Editor for bulk work, automation where it earns its keep, and the checklists you keep.
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One hands-on workshop. A trained team. A repeatable routine they run without us.