Just a thought, with all the Panda stuff going on I was wondering if anyone has tried going this route.
Just found this "How to Optimise for Bing." Interesting.
http://www.bing.com/community/site_blog … -bing.aspx
Yahoo and Bing use the same cues as Google to tell if a webpage is relevant to a search query. Keywords in the text, alt and title tags in images, meta descriptions, appropriate title and h tags, etc. There's really nothing you can do differently to make a page show up higher in Yahoo than what you do for Google. Also, Bing's search results are nearly identical to Google's.
I have no idea if this helps or not (and I wouldn't know how to optimise for Bing, either) However, of late I've been submitting new pages to Bing and have been receiving much more traffic from Bing and Yahoo than I ever have before.
Here's a question that shows my complete ignorance: how do you "submit a page to Bing"? Do you submit a hubpage article to Bing? Thank you.
I've posted the URL beneath. Just submit each new page as it's published.
Sounds like a good next project for me. The only reason I haven't already done that was I didn't know if it would actually do any good. Thanks.
http://www.bing.com/toolbox/submit-site-url
It says submit home page URL but I just submit each new page as it's published. I then use pingler.com and ping, ping away.
Actually I do know that Yahoo places much more weight on keyword density than Google does, and, where Google will delist you if your KW density is too high (5% ?), Yahoo will reward you with a top SERP listing.
If you search for 'electric smoker' on yahoo, an eBay page is first with 'electric smoker' on the page about a zillion times, whereas on Google the first listing is a page with a low density for that KW. Or, in other words Yahoo lists a page first with no real text, just tons of KW, while Google lists a page with tons of text and a low KW density.
Now with Bing, I have no idea at all.
I guess the question is, with all the shakeup with Google rankings lately is anyone trying to rank for Yahoo, yes, less traffic, but much easier to rank with long tail keywords, so you'll at least get some traffic.
Well I certainly wouldn't do something to rank on Bing or Yahoo that would lose me rank on Google. To the extent they differ, you have to aim for Google.
It would be a very interesting test to make two articles with the same target keyword, one with a high density and one with a low density and see which one does better overall.
I think I'll do this on Sunday.
by Louis Pearl G.G. 5 years ago
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by tamron 11 years ago
I looked everywhere on bing but can't find if the images can be used or not and if they can be used who do you give credit too Bing or the link?
by Ultimate Hubber 14 years ago
I have an established website and it is on page 2 of both Yahoo and Bing for a particular search term. It is nowhere on Google for the same search term. Although indexed, the website has never been on Google result pages. My site ranks number one on Google for another search term which no one...
by ofmelancholy 14 years ago
yahoo is probably the second search engine after google. Does anyone get traffic from yahoo? Does it worth the time you register your hub to yahoo?
by Cynthia Taggart 12 years ago
Does anyone know why a featured hub would only show up in a Yahoo search but not a Google one?
by William 11 years ago
Which major search engine is driving your traffic?
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