I don't pretend I'm an official retailer. It's a review website (reviews and guides) with links to affiliate sites.
After I sent them a message about backlinks, Bing responded with yet another automated message that I need to follow guidelines to get indexed. Go figure.
I really need this fixed.
Google would have penalized this as well. I've waited 2 months to make sure I'm not crazy and simply not seeing something. No penalty from Google. Hell, even Baidu and Yandex didn't remove it. So why Bing and Bing only?
Lower quality content should be losing ranking in SERP, not penalized for "spam" or "breaking guidelines".
Since this spring, I've been rewriting articles to make them very lengthy and informative. I also include a high authority source for every little fact that I say. So per 5000 word...
No, they just said "your site is under spam list which can be a reason why we are not indexing it. I am checking with my engineering team if the block is valid."
That's the thing, I see only a few spammy sites, but I don't think such a low number would put me under the penalty. I mean even Bing...
Mid July Bing penalized the affiliate website (reviews), I waited 2 months to see if the other search engines would follow suit, but Google traffic started to slooowly grow.
So 2mo later I contacted them again, they told me I was under "spam list" which sounded ridiculous as I don't do...
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