How to Get More Traffic Using Bing Analytics

It’s easy to forget that Google isn’t the only search engine. Sure, it dominates the market. In the time it’s taken you to read these two and a half sentences, Google has processed about 280,000 searches . But you should also look beyond Google when it comes to driving traffic to your site. Take Bing, for instance. It has a 2.83% share of the global search market. Its search engine powers Yahoo, which holds 1.65% of the market share. Combined, that’s just shy of 5%. Do you want to miss out on 5% of the global search market? If not, you should be focusing on Bing and Bing Analytics to boost your web traffic. What is Bing Analytics? We all know about Google Analytics . It’s the tool we rely on to track and analyze our traffic. So you’d assume Bing would have a direct equivalent, but that’s not the case. Bing Analytics technically doesn’t exist (although Bing itself returns almost 40 million results for the phrase “Bing Analytics”). What does exist is Bing Webmaster Tools, a dashboard with a bunch of Google Analytics-like features. But, it is more like Google Search Console. So when I say “Bing analytics” in this article, I’m referring to all the stuff within Bing Webmaster Tools. Why You Need to Review Bing Analytics If Bing is a significant source of traffic for your site, or you hope it’ll become one, the site’s analytics tools will help maximize your search performance. Bing Webmaster Tools offers plenty of features to improve your rankings and grab more traffic from Bing. I won’t give you an exhaustive guide to the Webmaster Tools feature set here, but we’ll review Bing analytics’ most critical aspects and show you how they work. Glean Insights From Bing & Yahoo With Google Search Console, you’re limited to exploring your search performance within Google. Sure, that’s a lot of data. But it’s not the whole story. Bing analytics in Webmaster Tools helps fill in some of the blanks by combining data from Bing and Yahoo. That means you can see the impressions, clicks, rankings, and the specific keywords that bring users to your site (plus a whole lot more) from two different search engines. Submit Your Sitemap By submitting your sitemap to Bing, you make it easier for the search engine to crawl and index your site. That makes it more likely that searchers …
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