We deploy capital into your Microsoft Advertising strategy. You own the growth, we share the upside over 24 months.
Most Huntington Beach businesses pour everything into Google Ads and ignore the second-largest search engine. Microsoft Advertising reaches a different demographic: higher household income, older skew, decision-makers on desktop. For action sports brands, tourism operators, construction contractors, and health studios along PCH, that audience overlap matters. We're MarketStra. We fund the people, infrastructure, and account strategy that turns Bing Ads into a reliable acquisition channel. You fund the ad spend itself. We take revenue share instead of monthly retainers. If the campaigns don't drive incremental growth, we don't earn.
Huntington Beach sits at the intersection of lifestyle branding and middle-income tourism. Surf City pulls visitors year-round for competitions, beach culture, and pier sunsets. Local apparel brands built here compete nationally but still rely on strong California loyalty. Construction firms serve coastal renovations and new builds in dense neighborhoods where permitting timelines drag and customer acquisition can't wait. Health and fitness studios cluster near Main Street and the 405 corridor, targeting residents who'll pay premium rates for boutique training.
Bing's audience in Orange County skews older and wealthier than Google's. LinkedIn audience targeting through Microsoft Advertising hits local B2B: contractors bidding commercial projects, wellness studios selling corporate packages, tour operators pitching event planners. Import your best Google Search campaigns into Bing and you're live in days, not months. The volume is lower, but cost-per-click often runs 30 to 50 percent cheaper, and conversion rates for high-intent searches hold steady. For brands that already run disciplined Google campaigns, Bing becomes a second channel with minimal creative overhead.
MarketStra operates as a capital partner, not an agency. We deploy operating funds to cover your Bing Ads execution: account buildout, keyword research, audience layering, LinkedIn integrations, campaign import from Google, bid management, creative testing, landing page optimization, and monthly reporting. You fund the actual ad budget that runs on Microsoft's platform. We don't touch your media spend. Our team becomes an extension of yours for 24 months. Revenue share starts after we've covered our deployment and scales with performance. If Bing doesn't deliver incremental customers, we lose. That alignment keeps us focused on conversion rate, customer acquisition cost, and lifetime value instead of vanity metrics. We've worked with action sports brands running national DTC campaigns and local contractors who need calls within 48 hours. Bing Ads won't replace Google, but it consistently adds 15 to 25 percent lift when managed correctly.
Google owns the majority of search traffic, but Bing captures 10 to 15 percent of queries in Orange County and skews toward higher household income, older demographics, and desktop usage. For action sports brands selling premium gear, contractors bidding commercial renovations, or wellness studios targeting corporate clients, that audience profile converts. Cost-per-click on Bing often runs 30 to 50 percent lower than Google for the same keywords. We're not suggesting you abandon Google. We're suggesting you layer Bing on top and capture incremental demand at better unit economics.
We fund the operational costs: our team's time, account setup, strategy development, bid management, creative testing, reporting infrastructure. You fund the actual ad budget that runs on Microsoft's platform. We don't pay for clicks or impressions. Over 24 months, we take revenue share tied to the incremental growth we deliver. If Bing doesn't add customers or reduce acquisition cost, we don't hit our revenue hurdles. That structure keeps us accountable to real business outcomes, not just campaign activity.
Yes. Microsoft's import tool pulls campaign structure, keywords, ad copy, and extensions directly from Google Ads. We run an initial audit to identify which campaigns translate cleanly and which need adjustments for Bing's audience or editorial policies. Most imports go live within a week. From there, we layer Microsoft-specific features like LinkedIn profile targeting and optimize bids independently. Google and Bing audiences behave differently, so we don't assume one-to-one performance. Tracking and iteration start immediately.
Action sports and apparel brands with national reach but strong California loyalty. Tourism operators and event venues targeting planners or corporate groups. Construction contractors bidding commercial or high-end residential projects. Health and fitness studios selling memberships or corporate wellness packages. All benefit from Bing's older, higher-income user base and LinkedIn audience targeting. Local service businesses with long sales cycles also perform well because Bing users spend more time researching before converting.
We track customer acquisition cost, conversion rate, incremental revenue contribution, and return on ad spend specific to Bing. Monthly reports compare Bing performance against Google to validate channel lift. We look at attribution across first-click, last-click, and multi-touch models to understand how Bing assists conversions that close on other channels. Revenue share calculations tie directly to incremental growth, so our incentives align with yours. If Bing plateaus or underperforms, we adjust strategy or reallocate budget. Transparency is non-negotiable.
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