Bing advertising guide
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Hello seomoz-community,
could anybody recommand a good advertising "guide" for bing - we do lots of adwords on google but bing advertising is new to me.
i'm looking for a kind of tutorial which gives me an overview so that at least i get a bit of an idea.
thanks to you,
barbara
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Hi,
thanks a lot, i will read through it!
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