Are your sites listed in Bing?

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  1. gkd Active Member

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    Hi

    Are your sites listed in Bing?

    As their using the same database from MSN they should be listed.

    Anyone experienced any issues with their site not appear on Bing?
    gkd, Jan 4, 2010
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  2. Orion New Member

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    Yep, I finally got listed after a LONG time.
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  3. Adam H Administrator

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    I must have missed this thread :S

    yeah Bing seems to be fine for me and thats with out submitting a sitemap to them . Bing seems a little slower than Google and Yahoo to get higher rankings but it gets there in the end. Its not very long before BING shows good results
    Adam H, Jan 4, 2010
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  4. Orion New Member

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    Yeah, I have better results on Bing (after a long time) than I do on google. However, I do get more traffic from Google (I'm suspecting it isn't as targeted as Bing). Overall, in my opinion, Bing has a better search algorithm than Google.
    Orion, Jan 4, 2010
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  5. SeoKungFu Active Member

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    Their ( new ) index is slow, and from my observation has nothing to do with the old one of live/MSN one. You can see the bot coming often but it takes a while until you'll have something indexed. And even then what you have there is picky.
    SeoKungFu, Jan 5, 2010
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    Maybe they're doing this in order to prevent spam from filling up their databases? I can tell that atleast 15% of what comes up on the first few pages of Google's results is spam/not related.
    Orion, Jan 5, 2010
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  7. SeoKungFu Active Member

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    Very possible reason, to have better "sandboxes".
    SeoKungFu, Jan 5, 2010
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