- May 12, 2019
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I recently came across this article published two days ago by search engine journal. It talks about the difference between building links for Bing/yahoo vs building for Google, and while I've researched the topic numerous times before I never really found specific differences, just authors beating around the bush and all.
But this one - I found this one pretty cool, though I'm not sure how accurate it is. What it says basically is that there are three aspects where Bing links differ from Google:
What do you think about these points? Have you noticed them to be true for your sites?
But this one - I found this one pretty cool, though I'm not sure how accurate it is. What it says basically is that there are three aspects where Bing links differ from Google:
- Quantity - Apparently, while Google prefer a few high quality links over lots of low quality, Bing prefers both. Quantity and quality.
- Anchor Text - While Google prefers anchor text diversity, Bing likes it when you focus and optimise a handful of anchors only.
- Social Media - Social signals are good for Google ranking to an extent, but apparently Bing loves them even more and can have even bigger impact on bing/yahoo rankings.
What do you think about these points? Have you noticed them to be true for your sites?