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Here you can find very useful tips for optimizing your web site for MSN.

1. With don't use your keywords more than 1 time in the description tag.

2. Try for an overall keyword wt. of the visible body text of less than 6%. Try to achieve minimum 3% where possible.

3. Don't use irrelevant META tags.

4. Keywords in the domain name.

If possible, try to get a domain name which contain your keyword phrase. Or, it should contain your keyword phrase, and the keywords should be separated by hyphens (best option) or underscores.

To make sure that the engines recognize the keyword phrase, try to purchase domain names that separate each keyword with a hyphen (preferable) or an underscore. Most of the engines place added relevancy on keywords found in the domain name.

5. Consider naming this page after your keyword phrase.

I guess this is common and Google also like this. So I hope anyone can share an effective ways on
how to improve our rankings at BING

Thanks for sharing tips.

Thanks for that.

The following article lists some simple, informative tips that will help you have a better experience with SEO. Using match types for keywords in Microsoft adCenter, increases the risk that the customer sees your ad is also interested in your product or service. MSN is an engine that is still very easy to manipulate the contents of the page with spam, so your search results is not as relevant as Google or Yahoo results.

These optimization tips are really nice and we can gather as much information as we can from these engines..These tips are useful and i really find it interesting too. Thanks for sharing

Three (3) percent seems like way too much. I suppose it depends on your keyword, but if your keyword is a longer phrase, it just comes across as annoying and cheap. Be careful with this. I suggest between one and two percent.

I don't know why anyone would say I need to optimize for Bing or I need to optimize for Google? Optimizing your site for any search engine will suffice, you have to follow the same general guidelines no matter the search engine.

gregfo22 wrote:I don't know why anyone would say I need to optimize for Bing or I need to optimize for Google? Optimizing your site for any search engine will suffice, you have to follow the same general guidelines no matter the search engine.

They run different algorithm, there is no sense if they all have the same. What's the thing resurrecting this old thread?