Increae ranks on google and yahoo but decrease on MSN

**jacks smith** · Oct 2nd, 2010, 6:19 am

Hello Friends,

I am working a site which are good on yahoo and Google but
it's not good ranking on bing or msn,when i am following
same strategy for all search engines then my site not good
on bing ? should bing seo policies are different s then
yahoo and google. what i will do get good rank on bing ?

Thanks

**newbie2010** · Oct 11th, 2010, 3:14 am

Does not matter. It is difference between the algorithms?

**dagaul101** · Oct 11th, 2010, 4:04 am

To be honest Google and Yahoo is all you need, since Bing and Msn are in bed now, they may simply be ironing out some bugs

**Curtis80** · Mar 9th, 2011, 11:34 pm

Originally Posted by jacks smith

Hello Friends,

I am working a site which are good on yahoo and Google but
it's not good ranking on bing or msn,when i am following
same strategy for all search engines then my site not good
on bing ? should bing seo policies are different s then
yahoo and google. what i will do get good rank on bing ?

Thanks

Hi,
Don’t worry about it, basically each Search engines uses different algorithm for site popularity therefore it can happen. It is better for you to focus on Google, because it’s the top search engine. You should also check the web page code, use concise code for web development and create “JS” files and get the code off the page.

**bbcwebhosting** · May 23rd, 2011, 5:13 am

Yes work hard on Google and Yahoo.

Bing and MSN are not driving traffic.

**DanSpencer** · Jun 21st, 2011, 7:39 pm

Although Bing is powering Yahoo, you may see some differences while Bing continue to test new ranking algorithms. There will be inconsistency with Bing because its very new and they are trying to discover the best algorithm.

**palmgeo** · Jul 25th, 2011, 5:42 am

MSN doesn't derive much traffic to the website. Don't worry, work for Yahoo and Google, MSN will automatically rank the website after some time.

**EliseBlanchett** · Aug 14th, 2011, 7:05 am

Yeah I am sure that MSN has different algorithm then Google as the result shows the discriminant clearly; but I am not sure about their algorithm exactly.