Romanian is a language spoken by 27 million all over Europe. It's time to accept Romanian language ads. I know that Bing (including Yahoo) has a small market share in Romania - somewhere around 3% - but there are a lot of valuable keywords that still get thousand, even tens of thousands of searches every year on Bing. Some samples:

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  telefoane ieftine (cheap phones) - at least 5k searches


• 
  cafea verde (green coffee) - 7k


• 
  haine copii (children clothes) - 3.5k


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  locuri de munca (jobs) - 25k
  Etc.

Back in 2005, when I settled up my first Adwords ads, Google ads were not officialy available for Romanian audience, yet they had no problem to take our money.

My point can be used to support ads in other languages as well, such as Polish (more than 40 million speakers), Hungarian (15 million), Turkish etc.

Had a chat with Aaron from Bing Ads at SMX East NY and shared the same ideas, Currently Bind Ads has only 2 approved software companies to show star rating with Bing Ads compare to 25 plus companies with Google Ads. Secondly, Google has Google Customer Reviews as a certified reviews for eCommerce websites to show star rating, which combines star rating from third party reviews company (if any) and gives an insight to any visitor/customer regarding the website's overall experience, product, shipping and quality etc. Last but not the least, I can only upload 10 pictures in Bing Places profile compare to unlimited with Google Business profile and there's no option to upload a video either. Lastly, A lot of organizations have a Showroom on site which has different hours compare to Call center, but in Bing Places it has only one option for company hours. I would love to have a an option to have separate showroom hours along with call center/customer service.

A client's campaign was suspended and neither the client nor myself was notified. Upon investigation initiated by me, we were told the site was crawled and Bing's automated system determined the site did not meet editorial guidelines. We had made NO CHANGES to the site, so not clear why the site was flagged. The reps I spoke with did not know why the site was flagged either, and could provide no insight into what caused the flag.

After the Bing team determined the site was flagged in a crawl, we were told the editorial team would need to review it and if there were no issues, the campaign would resume in 3-5 business days.

As expected, there were no issues - and it took six business days for the campaigns to resume. During this time Bing left approximately $1,200 on the table, which we shifted to AdWords to try to meet our lead quota. Very frustrating.

Going forward, here's what I want to see:

1. Alert the account manager immediately when a campaign is suspended, and provide the reason why and next steps for the account manager to take.

(Don't make me call in and spend 30 minutes discussing with a rep, my time is valuable and this should be automated)

1. Shorten the editorial review process to within 24 hours, or within one business day.

(I first contacted Bing on 10/24, and the account did not resume until 11/1 - this is WAY too long to leave a campaign in limbo)

Thanks for providing this forum, and I hope this process gets tightened up soon.

Direct Support within Office 365 Administration Portal would be a huge benefit. Or, at the least, allow Microsoft Office 365 Login credentials to work as a "Microsoft Account". It is terrible that one must create a Microsoft Account when you can already access many of the Microsoft Platforms using your Office 365 account. Combined Ads and Office 365 billing would be a nice bonus. But, what it really comes down to is if you create a new Microsoft Account using your Office 365 login/email, then you may expect your Office 365 apps to stop working correctly on your PC if you ever log-into windows using your Microsoft Account. Forcing people to sign up for Bing Ads to advertise a business, using a personal email address is, well, bad business Microsoft.