We do, so Teh Google probably gives us leeway in the SERPs.
We are good with that, too.
Throughout the next three months, I am going to be running some of the very keyword trials on Bing as I did for Teh Google last year. We'll see how that works out.
By the way, if you want to get a bunch of traffic from somewhere and never find out where you are linked, try The Blaze. I have been getting oo-koodles of traffic from their site over the past two days and I have no idea how. Any hints?
PLUS! THIS JUST IN: IT IS NOT SEPTEMBER and it shall not be September for about four whiles.
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6 comments:
Four whiles is an eee-tur-niddy.
No lie. And it might even be FIVE!!!
I *dislike* Not September. Do you realize that this Saturday shall be the first Saturday of the year with no football whatsoever? Withdrawal is not a pretty thing.
Moogie, all you have to do is go on You Tube and watch the highlights. Just pretend that it is really happening now. I do that all the time since baseball became so unbearable to watch.
My blog doesn't have nearly the traffic yours does, but for some strange reason, I got an instalanche of sorts yesterday and today. I checked and it seems I somehow got linked on alphainventions.com. I didn't sign up for it, but am getting a lot of hits, ( for me), from them. People are just looking, but no comments.
Mike, who got here from a link you posted in a comment at ToM
The first answer that came to me seemed the most obvious. Since no one uses Bing for searches then every site is in first/last place with zero hits...so you're randomly tied with 500 million other websites.
If it's not that and people are searching with Bing (something you'll never convince me of) then their search engine must have an extra step before displaying results; perhaps it references one of their built-in event switches "isOnBingShitList" or "MightOffendPeopleWhoDisagree" to condition whether an entry is displayed.
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