My Blackhat SEO Posts Aren’t Ranking on Bing — What Am I Doing Wrong?

[adwareinc]

Hey everyone,
I’ve been doing some blackhat SEO testing recently. I noticed that some forum posts are ranking really fast on Bing.com for my target keywords. So I tried to replicate their method — I copied their post content (just replaced the links), posted it in the same forums, and built backlinks from the same sources they used.

After that, I submitted my URLs for indexing using freeindexing.com, speedindexing, and linkindexing.

Here’s the strange part — their post appears on Bing search results within 3–5 hours, stays there for 2–3 hours, and then gets deleted. But my post doesn’t rank at all, not even temporarily.

Am I doing something wrong? Any idea why their posts are indexing and ranking so fast on Bing while mine are completely ignored?
Thanks in advance for your insights!

 

[Starblazer]

It could be 2 things:

1. You're copying their content, so Bing is ignoring yours as duplicate content.

2. They are using an indexing service that works better than yours.

 

[adwareinc]

It could be 2 things:

1. You're copying their content, so Bing is ignoring yours as duplicate content.

2. They are using an indexing service that works better than yours.

Thanks for the reply!

I actually tried something different this time — I used ChatGPT to create completely unique content in a different niche, then posted it on the same forum and built backlinks from the same sources.

The keywords and niche I used were totally fresh — no one else had posted anything similar. Still, my post didn’t get indexed.

I used three indexing tools (SpeedyIndex and LinkingIndex paid versions), plus Pingler and FreeIndexer. But when I checked the post link in multiple index checkers, it still showed as “Not Indexed.”

So now I’m wondering — is this happening because of some ongoing Bing update, or am I still doing something wrong? Because I can see that other people’s posts are still getting indexed and ranked during this same period.

 

[Dammie]

Sometimes Bing temporarily tests new URLs in SERPs, then removes them if signals are weak — your post might not pass that first filter.

 

[adwareinc]

Sometimes Bing temporarily tests new URLs in SERPs, then removes them if signals are weak — your post might not pass that first filter.

Thanks for the explanation, but this issue seems to be happening only with me. After my attempts, I noticed that other users are still posting on the same forum with different keywords, and their URLs are getting indexed normally.

Also, I’ve seen something even more confusing — YouTube videos are getting ranked on Bing extremely fast.
For example, a video uploaded just 1 hour ago appears in the top 3 results for competitive keywords on Bing. And whenever that person’s video drops from rankings, he simply deletes it and re-uploads, and it starts ranking again.

I tried similar methods:

• built backlinks for my YouTube video,
• used indexing tools,
  but it still didn’t rank.

So I’m trying to understand what’s going on.
Is this due to something I’m doing wrong, or is there some trick/loophole behind fast indexing on Bing + YouTube?

I’m learning blackhat / greyhat SEO for affiliate marketing. I even tried .edu and .gov methods, but finding PDFs upload spots on those sites is extremely difficult.

Thanks again for your reply — do you have any idea what might be causing this difference?

 

[Dammie]

That’s a good observation. Could be they’ve built hidden signals like internal mentions or external embeds that help with instant indexing.

 

[adwareinc]

That’s a good observation. Could be they’ve built hidden signals like internal mentions or external embeds that help with instant indexing.

Yeah, that’s exactly what’s confusing me!
I checked the YouTube video’s backlinks, and there’s literally nothing showing up — no backlinks, no embeds, and even the channel is newly created.

The video itself has zero views, no likes, no comments, and no subscribers, yet it’s still ranking high on Bing within an hour of being uploaded.

I really can’t figure out how that’s possible — it doesn’t seem to have any visible signals or authority at all. Do you think there’s some hidden Bing–YouTube indexing connection or something else going on behind the scenes?

 

[Deleted member 731332]

Sounds like your content isn’t good. No amount of backlinks are going to help you if the content isn’t good. You might think it’s unique. But it sounds like it’s too similar to what’s already there. Or maybe it just isn’t good content that people will want to read.

Chat GPT doesn’t make great content. Most people are tired of it. In fact I didn’t read most of your comments because it’s generated by chat GPT and too wordy. There’s too much fluff.

There’s other factors like low domain authority, not trusted, sandboxed, etc.

 

[adwareinc]

Sounds like your content isn’t good. No amount of backlinks are going to help you if the content isn’t good. You might think it’s unique. But it sounds like it’s too similar to what’s already there. Or maybe it just isn’t good content that people will want to read.

Chat GPT doesn’t make great content. Most people are tired of it. In fact I didn’t read most of your comments because it’s generated by chat GPT and too wordy. There’s too much fluff.

There’s other factors like low domain authority, not trusted, sandboxed, etc.

Yeah, I did use ChatGPT for generating the post, but not only that — I also used a few other tools to refine it. Still, even if we skip the content issue, I don’t get how those YouTube videos with no views or backlinks are ranking so fast on Bing.

 

[Deleted member 731332]

Yeah, I did use ChatGPT for generating the post, but not only that — I also used a few other tools to refine it. Still, even if we skip the content issue, I don’t get how those YouTube videos with no views or backlinks are ranking so fast on Bing.

It’s domain authority. YouTube is a trusted domain. We call that parasite SEO. Search about it. You might change your mind about how you go about this. I wouldn’t use a newly registered domain for trying to outrank a forum website. I’d use parasites like Reddit, instagram, facebook, etc. if a forum is ranking Reddit would be my first choice

 

[adwareinc]

It’s domain authority. YouTube is a trusted domain. We call that parasite SEO. Search about it. You might change your mind about how you go about this. I wouldn’t use a newly registered domain for trying to outrank a forum website. I’d use parasites like Reddit, instagram, facebook, etc. if a forum is ranking Reddit would be my first choice

Yeah, I get that — but I also uploaded a video on YouTube and indexed it, yet Bing didn’t even crawl it, while another video uploaded just 15 minutes earlier is already ranking. Any idea what hidden tricks they might be using to rank YouTube videos so fast?

 

[DojaCat]

bing gives temp juice to new forum threads, dies once algo sees duplicate text. ur copy trips filter so it never surfaces. twist content hard, post from aged profile, vary anchor rhythm. also check crawl logs—if bingbot ain’t hitting, ur forum source low-trust.

 

[adwareinc]

bing gives temp juice to new forum threads, dies once algo sees duplicate text. ur copy trips filter so it never surfaces. twist content hard, post from aged profile, vary anchor rhythm. also check crawl logs—if bingbot ain’t hitting, ur forum source low-trust.

Yeah, makes sense — maybe there’s some issue on my side. But I still can’t figure out why my YouTube video isn’t ranking. Any idea what I should do to make it show up on Bing?

 

[DojaCat]

Yeah, makes sense — maybe there’s some issue on my side. But I still can’t figure out why my YouTube video isn’t ranking. Any idea what I should do to make it show up on Bing?

u want to rank the yt video on bing or in yt search?

 

[Deleted member 731332]

Yeah, I get that — but I also uploaded a video on YouTube and indexed it, yet Bing didn’t even crawl it, while another video uploaded just 15 minutes earlier is already ranking. Any idea what hidden tricks they might be using to rank YouTube videos so fast?

How do you know if bing crawled it or not?

 

[adwareinc]

u want to rank the yt video on bing or in yt search?

I want it to rank on Bing. I’ve seen many people getting YouTube vids to rank fast using blackhat/greyhat tricks, but I can’t figure out how — any tips?

 

[DojaCat]

I want it to rank on Bing. I’ve seen many people getting YouTube vids to rank fast using blackhat/greyhat tricks, but I can’t figure out how — any tips?

if you want to rank on YT you need to send search clicks [ctr] to the video

 

[adwareinc]

if you want to rank on YT you need to send search clicks [ctr] to the video

I don’t want to rank on YT — I want it to rank on Bing search. How can I do that?

 

[Jacveion]

Bing occasionally gives new pages a brief trial run in its search results. If the content doesn’t attract enough engagement or relevance signals, it’s quickly dropped, which could explain why your post no longer appears.

 

[adwareinc]

Bing occasionally gives new pages a brief trial run in its search results. If the content doesn’t attract enough engagement or relevance signals, it’s quickly dropped, which could explain why your post no longer appears.

Yeah, I know it shows for a short time, but I don’t understand how that actually works. Even if it ranks for 2–3 hours, that’s fine — but I also don’t get the proper method for ranking YouTube videos in Bing’s current trend.