Even SEO’s having been trying to keep up with how to SEO on Bing. If you look at your rankings on Google vs Bing you will see that doing SEO on each it a bit different at this point.
The ultimate goal for both Bing and Google is to have a quality experience for their users. If you are searching for “How to make waffles” then they want to deliver the absolute best information possible to help you with your query. If they don’t deliver, they will lose users when someone does it better.
Bing put out it’s rules of engagement so to speak when it comes to doing SEO on Bing.com. Read and follow carefully when you are adding content to your site and put the most emphasis on uniquness and quality.
How To SEO on Bing
- Make sure your site is crawlable by using an XML sitemap, a robots.txt file, and well-structured on-site navigation.
- Improve your site structure by using an HTML sitemap and linking to trusted sources both within your site and outside of it.
- Create a solid content hierarchy by doing basic keyword research and avoiding placement of your content in rich media such as Silverlight and Flash.
- Use a short meta title that has fewer than 65 characters and that’s unique to each page, and try to include the targeted keyword toward the beginning of that title.
- Use a unique meta description tag.
- Create quality content (following the guidelines Bing provided earlier).
- When you build links, focus on keyword-relevant anchor tags that link back to quality content on your page.
- Create an RSS feed.
- Use schema.org markup.
- Create a user interface that prioritizes the user experiences; the search perspective on things like page load time aren’t as important as how the user responds.
- Encourage social sharing with the use of social buttons.
- Don’t cloak your website.
- Don’t use link farms.
- Don’t engage in three-way linking.
- Don’t duplicate content.
- Don’t use auto-following on the social front.
- Don’t use thin content.
- Don’t buy links



Hmmmm. Key word research….Why is it so important? Just today I met with a Real Estate agent who is seriously looking at taking her website to the next level but one distinctive issue came up. First, most people do not realize the work and care it takes to get their websites rankings up. Second, they are not clear what special niche they represent in their industry. 

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