We are a Microsoft Partner. What it gives a client is access: product documentation and updates, a support path for account and delivery problems, and search advertising on Microsoft surfaces planned as part of the program rather than bolted onto it.
What the partnership changes about the work.
Four differences a client sees, rather than a list of adjectives about the relationship.
- 01
Search beyond one engine
Microsoft Advertising reaches an audience Google does not, at a different cost per click. Whether that is worth running is a decision made with the numbers, not a default.
- 02
Platform access
Product updates and documentation reach the team directly, so a change to the platform is planned for rather than discovered.
- 03
Support path
A partner route for account, billing and delivery problems, rather than a general queue.
- 04
Accountability
The same team plans, runs and reports the work. Nothing is handed on after launch.
Where the partnership applies.
- Microsoft Advertising account structure, audiences and budget shape
- Conversion tracking and reporting configured alongside the rest of the program
- Import and divergence decisions where a Google account already exists
- Microsoft platform and tooling work for clients whose systems run on it
No Microsoft-specific figures are published, and none are invented here. The numbers we publish belong to programs rather than to platforms, and each one sits on the case study it came from with its window and its source attached.
One of ten platform partnerships.
We hold partnerships across the platforms and channels the work actually runs on. Each one that has a page is linked here.
In brief
We provide Microsoft advertising services from Melbourne. We are a Microsoft Partner. We use product documentation, updates and a support path for account and delivery problems to plan Microsoft search advertising as part of the program.
