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Why MSN indexes less pages?

Discussion in 'Bing' started by 1001, Sep 25, 2005.

  1. #1
    I thought it might be an isolated incident, but almost everytime I compare how many pages MSN indexes from my sites, it seems to be half that of Google or Yahoo.

    If Yahoo is 1,500 then MSN has 750 pages indexed... I've checked more than a few sites and it is almost always the case... not just on new sites but old established sites...

    Does anybody know why that might be? I always thought MSN was pretty easy to get pages indexed in, but maybe they changed....
     
    1001, Sep 25, 2005 IP
  2. mahmood

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    Same for me. MSN either doesn't index or rank relatively well.
     
    mahmood, Sep 25, 2005 IP
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    Cristian Mezei Notable Member

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    #4
    Less? With all my sites it indexes much more pages than google
     
    Johnburk, Sep 25, 2005 IP
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    90% of all websites, i ever tryed in MSN , had much lower indexed pages than Google.
     
    Cristian Mezei, Sep 25, 2005 IP
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    MSN is always faster at indexing large amounts of pages, but the end result advantage will always be Y or G.
     
    charless, Sep 25, 2005 IP
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    I think this is different with every country.

    If I look at the market share here in The Netherlands.

    Google 73%
    MSN 15%
    Others 9%
    Yahoo 3%

    Alot of people don't use yahoo. Then again it is a beta version.

    I have read that in the US. Yahoo is second after google.
     
    Johnburk, Sep 26, 2005 IP
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    MSN is the fastest to index "root" pages, pages that are only 1 level deep on your site while the laziest in indexing deeper pages. You need sifficient "qualified" link popularity on your site for MSN to index all your pages. You also need to be very patient (4 months -1 year) since it normally takes sometime before their "deepbots" are activated. Unlike popular belief, MSN is the best search engine any site owner can dream of because it even indexes up to 4 variables in an url quite easily. G! has terrible problems doing this if there's no powerful backlinks pointing at it.
     
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    i got far more on MSN. heres a quote from another post i just wrote:

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    MSN: links: 435
    pages in site: 148

    YAHOO: links: 155
    pages in site: 29

    And then google:
    links: 0
    pages in site: 3 (inc. 1 omitted for similarity and 1 config.xml sitemap)

    "

    edit: incidently, i also rank much better on MSN
     
    roseplant, Sep 27, 2005 IP
  10. Ch-Nauman

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    I agree with you as far as my experience is concerned msn spiders are more active then any other robots. After all its microsoft:cool:

    http://www.messengerstuff.info
     
    Ch-Nauman, Sep 27, 2005 IP
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    Yaa, your right.
     
    ashu, Oct 1, 2005 IP
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    MSN indexes a large amount on my site! last month something like 500MB data transfer which was much more then googlebot. MSN bot seems to visit every few days.
     
    ChrisB, Oct 3, 2005 IP