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Submit Blog to Bing Webmaster![]()
In the previous post, I described how to verify blog on Alexa dot com, a site famous for its websites ranker. With a simple and easy way by using the name file verification that Alexa has given to us upon registration.
Apparently, the steps above are not applicable to Bing Webmaster, needed another way requires more tricks. To be more concise I am right away to discuss the issue, though not to be curious. However, it is important to note that registering your site on Microsoft's Bing search engine will also be listed on Yahoo's search engine. Can be spelled out figuratively as 'while diving, drinking water', a two-way benefit.
For verification purposes by Bing webmaster, after enrollment will be given a file with xml extension or 'Bingsiteauth . html', purpose to verify your site ownership. This file again should be uploaded to your site's root directory, but what we know is blogging host server forbids it. Fortunately, Bing webmaster tools also provide another way of verification with HTML syntax.
The problem is where to put the syntax? When we copy and paste it into a blog post, after trying verification proved a total failure, unverified message. According to my observations with no knowledge of web programming, each time browser opens a blog page, the first instance to read is the header file, which is a blog page template.
Assuming, the arrangement and presentation of a blog page as css files will be read first, it is part of the index html.
We edit the blog template by first saving it. So that later when something goes wrong we still have a backup. Put the syntax from Bing before closing the head section of the template (sign: /head) with copy and paste.
Once saved, close the template editor and run Bing's verification. If my explanation is done properly then verified status will be awarded to your blog site.
Now further cultivate your job as webmaster, as submit a sitemap, set robots txt, etc..
OK. Good luck ...