MSN on go slow?

Discussion in 'Bing' started by DarrenC, Jul 30, 2006.

  1. #1
    All of my sites were indexed by MSN before Google and Yahoo, but lately, I am finding that it's indexing new pages and sites alot slower (2 weeks and I'm still waiting to have new pages indexed compared to 2-3 days before)

    Is anyone else finding the same?

    I read somewhere that Google would be knocked off the No1 search engine spot in 2006 - what a joke that is with the likes of MSN and Yahoo as it's competitors!

    Darren
     
    DarrenC, Jul 30, 2006 IP
  2. zee

    zee Banned

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    #2
    Search around and you'll see my CRYING MY EYES OUT because of all that! :s
     
    zee, Jul 30, 2006 IP
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    errr, yeah-uh! msn's still filled with bugs. so, it'll take a while before indexing pages.
     
    isulongseoph, Jul 30, 2006 IP
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    abuzant Well-Known Member

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    8h18m is the average for MSN crawling my pages
    4h55m for google

    Yet, i am getting more results from MSN at the moment. Just in case you were interested in some stats.

    Good luck.
     
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    It definitely says something that there's one thread for people who think they're getting crawled too much and another one for people who think they're not getting crawled enough, and that they're BOTH active.

    In many cases, when someone has complained that we quit crawling his or her site, it has turned out that recent changes to the robots.txt file had accidentally excluded us from most/all of the site. Remember that Microsoft interprets robots.txt in a case-independent way, so if you exclude us from "/I" (for example) you have told us not to crawl your index.htm file, even if that wasn't your intent.
     
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    zee Banned

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    Eh? What if there is no robots.txt file and even then the site's not being crawled anymore? And what's with "us"? Are you a search.msn.com representative? :):p
     
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    seo-mumbai Well-Known Member

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    even it is same in my site.but msn shows backlinks very soon then google.
     
    seo-mumbai, Aug 13, 2006 IP