Bing Webmaster Tools Reports: Search Performance, Site Scan and More
Learn what each Bing Webmaster Tools report shows, from Search Performance and URL Inspection to Site Scan and AI Performance, and how to act on the findings.
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Learn what each Bing Webmaster Tools report shows, from Search Performance and URL Inspection to Site Scan and AI Performance, and how to act on the findings.
Compare Search Console domain and URL-prefix properties, see which URLs each covers, and set up the right mix with the correct verification method.
Connect a Google Analytics 4 web data stream to Search Console, publish the two search reports and read clicks and sessions side by side without adding them.
Check the Manual actions report, understand what Google's reviewers flagged, fix every affected page and write a reconsideration request that gets reviewed.
Read the Search Console page indexing report: what each Not indexed reason means, which ones need a fix, and how to validate your changes.
Learn what clicks, impressions, CTR and average position really count in the Search Console performance report, and how to filter, export and compare the data.
Use URL Inspection and Request Indexing for a new or fixed page, after checking eligibility, and follow up with evidence rather than repeat requests.
Fix Search Console ownership verification errors for the HTML file, meta tag, DNS record, Google Analytics and Tag Manager methods, and add a backup method.
Add your site to Bing Webmaster Tools, verify ownership, submit a sitemap and set a weekly check, even if Google Search Console already works.
Add and verify your site in Google Search Console, inspect the home page, submit a sitemap and set up a simple routine for checking indexing reports.
Set up IndexNow with a key file so Bing and other participating engines learn of changed URLs, and log responses without assuming indexing.
Use the Search Console URL Inspection live test and rendered HTML to check a page as Google fetches it, and learn which indexing problems it cannot detect.