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Google unreliable updates makes it need of the hour for us to game bing for that extra traffic.

one I know is bing news which is very strict and any blackhat way to get in would be appreciated

any other guides to get traffic from bing
 
Forget about other search engines, unfortunately google is cartel
 
Everyone always makes fun of me on these forums and elsewhere every time I say bing is a good way to make quick cash xD . Otherwise, I probably would have written guides ages ago. Maybe I will in the future if there's interest. Or i wont, Depends how salty I'm feeling :P
 
Everyone always makes fun of me on these forums and elsewhere every time I say bing is a good way to make quick cash xD . Otherwise, I probably would have written guides ages ago. Maybe I will in the future if there's interest. Or i wont, Depends how salty I'm feeling :p
Looking forward to it.
 
Would be great to start with "How TO NOT get deindexed by Bing" as it seems it's a common theme recently.
I myself managed to get 4 websites delisted in just 4 months.
 
Google unreliable updates makes it need of the hour for us to game bing for that extra traffic.

one I know is bing news which is very strict and any blackhat way to get in would be appreciated

any other guides to get traffic from bing

If you come across any in your search it would be much appreciated if you would share them please. There have been a couple of services on BHW in the past which guaranteed ranking you on Bing but I am not sure how they did it or if they are still running. Might be worth looking at those?
 
Bing is a weirdly interesting search engine. For one of my sites it's been 'easy' to get into page 1(between 5 to 9) but hitting the number 1 spot has been a bit difficult. The best part is, once you rank you don't just fall off like you do on Google.


The worst parts about Bing are;

1.there's little to no information on how to optimize your site and rank. The research I so, suggests backlinks, but this is not a guarantee.

2. Search volume on Bing is low. Really low compared to Google.
 
Bing is a weirdly interesting search engine. For one of my sites it's been 'easy' to get into page 1(between 5 to 9) but hitting the number 1 spot has been a bit difficult. The best part is, once you rank you don't just fall off like you do on Google.


The worst parts about Bing are;

1.there's little to no information on how to optimize your site and rank. The research I so, suggests backlinks, but this is not a guarantee.

2. Search volume on Bing is low. Really low compared to Google.
It depends. On a big scale, yeah, it's peanuts.
But when you're starting out, it can be a gold mine.

For a European niche blog, I get about 900UV/day from Bing. That's about $120/month in revenue from Bing alone. Pays the bills
 
2. Search volume on Bing is low. Really low compared to Google.
Search traffic may be comparably lower than google, But given how easy it is to rank in bing once your in there to begin with, You just need to optimize your conversions to be higher ticket. If you get 1000 bing traffic a day, That's still a ton of sales potential. Money that comes from bing is the same money that comes from google - and while normally you wouldn't just target bing and not google, it's certainly an option that can pay off big time.
 
Everyone always makes fun of me on these forums and elsewhere every time I say bing is a good way to make quick cash xD . Otherwise, I probably would have written guides ages ago. Maybe I will in the future if there's interest. Or i wont, Depends how salty I'm feeling :p
How to get Bing index? my websites do'n't index even after 2 months and it also doesn't index well on my sites.
 
It depends. On a big scale, yeah, it's peanuts.
But when you're starting out, it can be a gold mine.

For a European niche blog, I get about 900UV/day from Bing. That's about $120/month in revenue from Bing alone. Pays the bills
What language blog it is? french? do you use adsense for it? thanks
 
One of the top ways to get Bing traffic is to buy an Expired Domain (Niche does not matter, the older the better). I experimented with it this year and one of my new websites is getting almost 90% traffic from BIng as of now. Pages are indexed in Google but Google is in a (big) mess right now.

Anyways, the Domain is fcuking 22 years old and has a decent 80-90/ day traffic from Bing as of now. But I have also heard about the deindexing stories like @Alexion mentioned. Not entirely reliable but a nice way to diversify your traffic I'd say!
 
One of the top ways to get Bing traffic is to buy an Expired Domain (Niche does not matter, the older the better). I experimented with it this year and one of my new websites is getting almost 90% traffic from BIng as of now. Pages are indexed in Google but Google is in a (big) mess right now.

Anyways, the Domain is fcuking 22 years old and has a decent 80-90/ day traffic from Bing as of now. But I have also heard about the deindexing stories like @Alexion mentioned. Not entirely reliable but a nice way to diversify your traffic I'd say!

I have a domain that turned 20 years old this year and it made me feel much older than it should. It was an expired/dropped domain when I bought it.

I haven't had any deindexing problems with it, but perhaps I got lucky. Though, I do update it frequently enough to avoid that.
 
How to get Bing index? my websites do'n't index even after 2 months and it also doesn't index well on my sites.
Reliably? I would say clean expired domains (old ones) and high content standards is a good idea. I've been exploring different avenues of guaranteeing any domain being indexed in bing, But it's mostly just an idea phase right now, I haven't had the time to test them.
 
Reliably? I would say clean expired domains (old ones) and high content standards is a good idea. I've been exploring different avenues of guaranteeing any domain being indexed in bing, But it's mostly just an idea phase right now, I haven't had the time to test them.
I didn't submit XML to Bing and I have also bought deleted domains from expireddomains.net, still didn't index.
 
One of the top ways to get Bing traffic is to buy an Expired Domain (Niche does not matter, the older the better). I experimented with it this year and one of my new websites is getting almost 90% traffic from BIng as of now. Pages are indexed in Google but Google is in a (big) mess right now.

Anyways, the Domain is fcuking 22 years old and has a decent 80-90/ day traffic from Bing as of now. But I have also heard about the deindexing stories like @Alexion mentioned. Not entirely reliable but a nice way to diversify your traffic I'd say!
Where did you buy the expired domain and how much for it?
 
I have a domain that turned 20 years old this year and it made me feel much older than it should. It was an expired/dropped domain when I bought it.

I haven't had any deindexing problems with it, but perhaps I got lucky. Though, I do update it frequently enough to avoid that.
Where did you buy the 20 years old domain? how much for it? thanks
 
It depends. On a big scale, yeah, it's peanuts.
But when you're starting out, it can be a gold mine.

For a European niche blog, I get about 900UV/day from Bing. That's about $120/month in revenue from Bing alone. Pays the bills
Now, that's something nice.
 
Search traffic may be comparably lower than google, But given how easy it is to rank in bing once your in there to begin with, You just need to optimize your conversions to be higher ticket. If you get 1000 bing traffic a day, That's still a ton of sales potential. Money that comes from bing is the same money that comes from google - and while normally you wouldn't just target bing and not google, it's certainly an option that can pay off big time.
Yes it is. How do you do keyword research for Bing? Or how do you fetch a list of keywords a specific website is ranking for on bing?
 
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