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Entry-Level Advertising Solutions for Search and Display

Microsoft Advertising offers targeted reach, flexible pricing, and conversion tracking capabilities for advertisers looking to stretch their advertising dollars. With costs ranging from $3,000 USD to $15,000 USD per month, these entry-level advertising options include campaign management assistance from a specialized support team.

Please contact your account executive for more information, or if you are new to Microsoft Advertising, please contact sales.

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Display Ad Opportunities

Microsoft Advertising Display Opportunities
Email Solutions
Email Solutions is a cost-effective advertising method that helps get your message to millions, including MSN Hotmail and Windows Live Hotmail users.

MSN Remnant Inventory Options
Take advantage of lower cost banner advertising through the Microsoft Direct Response program.

Online Shopping Datafeed Solutions
Submit datafeeds to both MSN Shopping and the newly launched Live Search cashback program, enabling a more expansive reach. Buys are available starting at $3,000 USD a month.

Search Advertising Opportunities

Microsoft Advertising Search Opportunities
Keyword Advertising
Reach your target audience at a minimal cost by advertising on Live Search.

Content Advertising

Get more traffic with the Microsoft content network.

Search and Display – Better Together

An Atlas study has shown that consumers who were exposed to both search and display had higher conversion rates than just search or display alone.1

A combined plan is available at the introductory rate of $3,000 USD per month, with a minimum six-month contract.  


Get Started

Interested in participating in one or all of these ad opportunities? Please contact your account executive for more information, or, if you are new to Microsoft Advertising, please contact sales.

If your budget falls below the requirements for any of the above ad opportunities, you can apply directly for the search advertising program through Microsoft adCenter.

1. Atlas Institute, Overlap’s Impact on Reach, Frequency and Conversions, June 2007.