Hi Gabe,

I tried what you mentioned above, but was not able to reproduce the issue. Can you please let us know which version of Bing Ads Editor are you using? Also would be great if you could let us know the exact steps you took.

Thanks!

Hi,

Could you please send me the file you downloaded at princeba@microsoft.com so that we can further investigate?

Thanks

Thanks for your feedback.

Could you pls provide more information on which type of opportunity has been disapproved by editorial policy? We will deep dive into it.

Hi, Nelvin

Thanks for your feedbacks. We’d like to understand more of your asks, and please watch for an email from us then. Thanks again for your feedback to MSA

Hi Laszlo,

Thanks for your feedback. Could you share your keywords, targeted location, language which used in keyword planner and got low search volume to help us look into this case?

Hi, could you share us more on what optimization features for syndication networks you need? Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback and sorry for the inconvenience caused. We take this comment seriously as system by design should not suggest editorial non-compliant keywords to users. To help us further investigate the issue, could you pls help provide your account XID, along with the keyword suggestions getting rejected? We will get back to you soon once we have an investigation result and solution

Thanks for your feedback.

Could you elaborate more what you’d like to achieve through choosing competitors or market sectors?

Thanks for the feedback! Can you provide more details for this scenario?

Thanks for the feedback! Can you help provide more details to this? Which UTM parameters are missing?

Hello Mr West.
Could you please provide us with more context on this issue? We would like to understand the issue you are facing in more detail in order to resolve it. As of today, we do not surface the regions but more granular constituencies.
Please feel free to get back to me directly.

Thanks
Jonas Huthmacher

Can you please add more information? It would be good if you can provide specific scenario.

Hi Mel, there is a way to set keyword rules for all keywords from a specific campaign. Have you tried these steps?

1. Click into the campaign you want to add the keyword rule for so that you are in the ad groups tab reviewing ad groups that only belong to that campaign.
2. Go to the Keywords tab. Now you are reviewing keywords that only belong to your campaign from Step #1.
3. Click Automate > Increase to estimated top of page bid when…
4. Next to “Apply to” make sure that this is selected: “All keywords in this campaign.” This rule will now automatically include all keywords in that campaign, including future keywords that you add later.
5. Continue defining your rule.

Let me know if that works for you.

Hi Ahmad,

Can you please elaborate more on what operation you are seeing the limitation?

Thanks

We will need more information about your account to understand the problem here. Can you contact Bing Ads support and reference this request as part of your escalation?

Thanks for the feedback! Can you provide more details into what type of data you would like to view?

Thanks for your feedback. We will look into this.

Also, glad to hear that addition of Callout extension in BAE helped you.

Thanks.

Thanks for your feedback. In keyword planner, there is a column to indicate the competitiveness of each keyword idea. Is it satisfy your request? If no, could you share us the gaps to help understand?

Hi Collin,

Bing Ads Editor currently doesn’t have a way to check for locations in bulk to resolve the errors. Thanks for your feedback though, we will look into this.

Thanks.

Hi,

You can already perform basic search from search bar, and advanced search by clicking on ‘Advanced search’ button for Campaigns in Bing Ads Editor. Can you please elaborate more on what search functionality would you like to see?

Thanks!