Bing Piloting Direct Navigation To App Installs In U.S.

Now Piloting App Install Ads, a new ad format for driving app installs

Akshaya Pragadeeshram , Product news , November 10, 2016

 

Built an app? Want people to install it?  Drive engagement with your app with the new App Install Ads, currently in pilot for all US advertisers. 
 
What are App Install Ads?

App install ads are a new ad format to help you drive people directly to your app on Apple App Store or Google Play Store.   

Bing Piloting Direct Navigation To App Installs In U.S.

Similar to other ad formats in Bing Ads, you’ll find App Install Ads when you select the ad type for the campaign you want to run.
 
Bing Piloting Direct Navigation To App Installs In U.S.

 
Why Use App Install Ads?
 
Using App Install Ads gets app customers to your app store directly, eliminating the extra time, navigation, and clicks they would otherwise need to take from your website.
 
Best yet, these ads come with smart targeting: they automatically detect the user’s mobile device and operating system, sending customers to the corresponding app store: Apple App or Google Play. You can check the effectiveness of your app install ad by setting up easy conversion tracking: this functionality is supported through our certified partners: Appsflyer, Kochava, Tune and Apsalar.
 
What you need to know

  • There is no display URL. All clicks direct to store download page.
  • Available only to customers enabled with Upgraded URLs.
  • Available only for Apple & Google apps. No support for Windows or Windows phone.
  • Available in API and for Bulk upload. Not available in BAE.

Are you interested in getting early access to this feature?

  • If you don’t have an account team, please sign up here (all we’ll need is your Customer ID to get you started).
  • If you have an account team, please contact your account team to sign up for this pilot.

 
We’re collecting your valuable feedback and fine tuning the experience for the next couple of months. Stay tuned!
 
 

 

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