This is a beggining question dude, any one knows that.This is worth a try.
Guys bing webmaster tools and google webmaster tools are not possible as backlinks or parasites are not owned by you.
This is a beggining question dude, any one knows that.This is worth a try.
Guys bing webmaster tools and google webmaster tools are not possible as backlinks or parasites are not owned by you.
Just site: operator as I said before.damn you are righthow you check that a parasite is indexed by bing then if its not your?
right!! but i sometim forget some modifier can u gime an example a real query with a parasite site?Just site: operator as I said before.
you are right that easy i think but for a parasite what you think is the key ?I don’t think there are many solid Bing indexers like the ones for Google. Best bet is still Bing Webmaster Tools + making sure the backlinks are on sites that get crawled often. Bing is slower, but it usually picks them up over time.
You are right am starting to think B is more about quality then quantity. What sites features make them more likely to be crawled in your experience?Far as I'm aware, Bing doesn't have the same kind of dedicated indexers you'd expect to find for Google since I imagine the demand isn't nearly big enough for it. They probably exist but few and far between. That or the few Bing "indexers" I've been told are pretty much just wrappers around that API or bulk ping tools. You could go for the practical option through Bing Webmaster Tools. Works for backlinks too and not just your own pages.
good shout !what metric you look for (da, traffic) when you want parasite with good author?>|Yeah, exactly with Bing I’ve noticed that links on sites with regular content updates, decent authority, and internal linking tend to get picked up faster. Forums, blogs, or news-type sites that stay active seem to work better than static pages.
ye right what DA you are looking for ?Yeah I usually look at a mix of both DA/DR to gauge strength, and organic traffic trends to make sure the site is actually being crawled. If it’s active, indexed fast, and has some authority, it’s usually a solid place to parasite.”
Not mine but in the experience of my associates (or at least going off of what they know), Bing tends to crawl more actively if your site’s got solid backlinks from frequently indexed domains. Plus, a clear sitemap submitted and regularly updated content should boost your odds significantly.You are right am starting to think B is more about quality then quantity. What sites features make them more likely to be crawled in your experience?