Website deindex in Bing.com should I worry?

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As the title says, one of my websites was removed from the Bing.com index, last time I saw it in there was like 1 week or so ago, I've checked aHrefs and Moz and there are no unusual links so far, also on Google the ranking went down by 2 positions since it happened(from 3 to 5). Should I worry about this, how could I investigate it further?

Thank you in advance for your help!
 
the only way this tends to happen is fast link building.

are you being truthful you didnt engage in link building?
 
As the title says, one of my websites was removed from the Bing.com index, last time I saw it in there was like 1 week or so ago, I've checked aHrefs and Moz and there are no unusual links so far, also on Google the ranking went down by 2 positions since it happened(from 3 to 5). Should I worry about this, how could I investigate it further?

Thank you in advance for your help!
Usually, bing just indexes my crap sites. You really need to push the garbage in order to get deindexed lol!
 
the only way this tends to happen is fast link building.

are you being truthful you didnt engage in link building?

Usually, bing just indexes my crap sites. You really need to push the garbage in order to get deindexed lol!
Well, thats the thing, I didn't do any link building lately, and before that just some guest posts, thats why I'm asking, maybe it's a competitor trying to do negative seo.

For google it seems the site is jumping between 3 and 5, right now it's on 3 on the targeted keyword.
 
Well, thats the thing, I didn't do any link building lately, and before that just some guest posts, thats why I'm asking, maybe it's a competitor trying to do negative seo.

For google it seems the site is jumping between 3 and 5, right now it's on 3 on the targeted keyword.
how long ago were guest posts made?
 
what results do you get when you search site:yourdomain.tld on bing?

"Some results have been removed"
or
"There are no results for site:yourdomain.tld"

If it's the first result, in my case, the site will be back to the index after some time, which can be a few to several months.
If you get the 2nd result, I never got my site back to index.

Disclaimer: I am talking about spammy trash spun content sites here, not real sites with manually written content.
 
what results do you get when you search site:yourdomain.tld on bing?

"Some results have been removed"
or
"There are no results for site:yourdomain.tld"

If it's the first result, in my case, the site will be back to the index after some time, which can be a few to several months.
If you get the 2nd result, I never got my site back to index.

Disclaimer: I am talking about spammy trash spun content sites here, not real sites with manually written content.

This is the massage I see when I search with site:

There are no results for site:domain.com

Check your spelling or try different keywords
 
Unfortunately, I never had success making my site back to Bing index with that kind of penalty. I have 2 sites with that 'result'.
 
what results do you get when you search site:yourdomain.tld on bing?

"Some results have been removed"
or
"There are no results for site:yourdomain.tld"

If it's the first result, in my case, the site will be back to the index after some time, which can be a few to several months.
If you get the 2nd result, I never got my site back to index.

Disclaimer: I am talking about spammy trash spun content sites here, not real sites with manually written content.
thats encouraging to me. i have a site launched last month that somehow began ranking pretty fast getting 30 uniques already a day from bing then suddenly got the 1st phemonemon you listed.

"Some results have been removed"

its a one month old site and i havent spammed any backlinks or built any at all yet somehow bing decided whoa were sending him too much too fast?

I wondered why my site vanished shortly after indexing/ranking...

other sites that are similar launched same period are okay.
 
At the end of January
full bing deindexing is usually a side effect of bursted link building.

my guess of what happened here is bing only recently discovered your guest posts and potentially all at once and thinks they were all generated in the same short period and you got dinged for it.

its almost entirely from hasty back linking.
 
deindex in bing = goodbye, make new site again
 
who is bing? is he a bench warmer for Milwaukee bucks?
 
Since as on Jan 2022, Google shares 85.55% market share and Bing shares only 7.61%, you shouldn't worry about Bing neglecting your site. However drop in the rank in Google is an indicator that something is wrong. You should check the backlink profile of your website. Are there any spam backlinks pointing to you? You need to get rid of them immediately.

You can use SEMRush for this purpose. It is a wonderful tool that I regularly use to clear my backlink profile. See the screenshot for reference -
example bhw.jpg
 
Do not worry if your site de-index in bing dot com as it will not affect your ranking at Google also as your ranking dropped 3 to 5 then it is a signal that your website is going down so try to find the reason behind this.
 
full bing deindexing is usually a side effect of bursted link building.

my guess of what happened here is bing only recently discovered your guest posts and potentially all at once and thinks they were all generated in the same short period and you got dinged for it.

its almost entirely from hasty back linking.
I haven't done that many guest posts for this to be the case, not even close.

Since as on Jan 2022, Google shares 85.55% market share and Bing shares only 7.61%, you shouldn't worry about Bing neglecting your site. However drop in the rank in Google is an indicator that something is wrong. You should check the backlink profile of your website. Are there any spam backlinks pointing to you? You need to get rid of them immediately.

You can use SEMRush for this purpose. It is a wonderful tool that I regularly use to clear my backlink profile. See the screenshot for reference -
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Here is a screenshot of my results, for the domain:
2ypB4mk

It seems pretty normal to me
 
Here is a screenshot of my results, for the domain:
Yes it is looking pretty normal. I think you should revise the on page SEO and build few more backlinks to the pages that dropped ranking and check for few weeks to see if anything happens.
 
what results do you get when you search site:yourdomain.tld on bing?

"Some results have been removed"
or
"There are no results for site:yourdomain.tld"

If it's the first result, in my case, the site will be back to the index after some time, which can be a few to several months.
If you get the 2nd result, I never got my site back to index.

Disclaimer: I am talking about spammy trash spun content sites here, not real sites with manually written content.

Saw lots of sites in the last few weeeks that started to get removed from Bing with the first message.

Not sure if they would come back
 
I haven't done that many guest posts for this to be the case, not even close.


Here is a screenshot of my results, for the domain:
2ypB4mk

It seems pretty normal to me
even if its only 10 guest posts but bing coincidentally found them all in the same week it would be sudden. moreso if the site is newer and doesnt have a lot of existing links this represents a sudden increase that may appear unnatural to bingbot
 
RIP my site. Couple days ago I noticed that all 70 pages have been slowly deindexed over a span of 1 month. Shows "There are no results for site:yourdomain.tld".
I guess it's the 1st backlinks I bought, the site indexed super fast and well for 1st week 2 weeks after the purchase. When I realized the seller was bad and the links had potential to hurt my site I disavowed all in Google search console, but I couldn't find anything like that for Bing. Does that mean that I can send shit links to my competitors and they will be deindexed as well? Does it really take so little?
 
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