How to Use BING Ad Intelligence Tools for Better Keyword Research

Read the more online news and tips: http://www.onlinebizedu.com. Bing Ads intelligence is similar to the Google Adwords keyword tool.  For this, you must have a Bing Ads account and it also gives you a plug-in for Microsoft Excel. Now you know Bing and Windows, you know, Windows and Bing are same company. So, they actually have a plug-in that integrates with Microsoft excel. You do need Microsoft excel. It won't work on free version like OpenOffice. It needs to be excel. You can actually go and I would just type in the phrase Bing Ads Intelligence. I put the link in here just in case you couldn't find. It provides deep analysis of keyword phrases. It is also easy for sorting keywords because it is in the spreadsheet format already and help you find trending and relate keywords on the Bing network. The Excel templates are available for finding keywords actually have something you can purchase that include some with you. And they have some pretty cool tools. If you go to their website, this looks like now, that may change,  but when you do get on there, you're going to look for a tool to download the Bing ADs Intelligence. Which is, again, a Microsoft Excel plug-in. And what it'll do is when you open up your Microsoft Excel. You see in the far right corner, it's going to open up a tab there. That says Bing Ads Intelligence, like you see on the screen there. It is going to say Bing ADs Intelligence, right up there on the home/ insert page layout formulas that whole area, it is going to say, again,  Bing ADs Intelligence. So, this is what looks like if you're doing a search query for the phrase “golf training”. What I did here is, I just typed in the phrase “golf training” into my search query and I choose desktops and laptops to get an idea. And again, you can actually search for mobile devices see what people are looking up. And it's going to give you some interesting data about that keyword “golf training”. It’s going to say related rising searches in the far right corner:  “golf training schedule”, “golf training video”, “golf training equipment”, “golf swing trainer”, “golf exercise program”, this all ideas for keywords that I could, again, do some additional research on or create content around. And this is all within my Microsoft excel by just typing it in. So it takes a little bit to set up. But once you do, it works pretty well. It gives you like the weekly trends. It actually tells you geographically where is this keyword.