Msn With Sandbox

Discussion in 'Bing' started by Gt1, May 3, 2006.

  1. #1
    I find it very weird that now Msn does not put you sites in the top 10 so fast has it use to. It's seems to take forever now. My question is does Msn now have a sandbox like its competitors?
     
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  2. Pootwan

    Pootwan Active Member

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    I'm still getting listed for new sites or new keywords faster in MSN than Y or G. Even recently for a test site I had which was testing "how do you get sandboxed by G". I successfully triggered the G sandbox, but M and Y still find the site ok.
     
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  3. mahmood

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    #3

    I experience the same thing as well.
     
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  4. dcristo

    dcristo Illustrious Member

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    #4
    MSN does not have a sandbox similar to Google.
     
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  5. MattUK

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    I agree, I built a site two weeks ago that is now at #1 for a fairly competitive keyword.
     
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  6. Gt1

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    The question is how competitive was the keyword? How many results does it show more then 50 million?
     
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  7. Web Gazelle

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    I can get ranked for a search term in less than a week. If that is a sandbox then I wish Google's was like that. :D
     
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  8. MattUK

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    No just 20 million, though I'd still go as far as to say that it proves there's no sandbox
     
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  9. Alberta

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    I agree that MSN has no sandbox in the way that google does. Some good keyword density and a few decent backlinks should have you showing up in MSN in a relatively short period of time.
     
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    Then i guess Msn doesn't have a sandbox but i think its a little harder to get top rankings in Msn now then lets say a year ago.
     
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    I'd agree with that
     
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  12. Web Gazelle

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    Yeah I think it takes more that just getting a whole bunch of links now.
     
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  13. aaron_nimocks

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    Results doest rank competitiveness. I am ranked for a keyword on Google in the number 1 spot that returns over 500,000,000 results. The keyword is not competitive though.

    Short common words put together can return a ton of results but when you put 2 words together that dont usually go together it still returns a ton of results and that 2 word phrase isnt competitive. Understand?

    Example:

    http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=car+none

    The search is for the keyword "car none". It means nothing at all and isnt competitive 1 bit. But returns 62 mil results. Point is the result returns of a normal search doesnt judge competition.
     
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