How to simultaneously submit your website to Bing and Yahoo!

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Primarily:

Submitting your website to Bing automatically submits it to Yahoo!.

So you will take care of two search engines with one blow.

Here's how to do it:

1. Log in to (or sign up for) Bing's free Webmaster Tools
Go to Bing's Webmaster Tools and select the account you want to sign up with: Microsoft, Google, or Facebook:

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2. Add your website to Bing's Webmaster Tools
If you have chosen to log in via Google, you will have the option to import your sites via Google Search Console.

Alternatively, you can manually add your site by copying and pasting the URL of your site and clicking Add.

Bing Webmaster Property Setup
Next , you need to verify your property. As with GSC, you can use HTML tag, Cname record, or XML file to verify.

Bing Property Verification

Using the HTML method will be easier, so I recommend that you use this option for Bing as well.

Once you have added your HTML tag in your header, click Confirm.

And you're ready to go!
To be honest, if you stopped here, you would be in good shape to start working on building backlinks to your site to rank higher on Google and Bing.

But, seeing how easy this is, we might as well take care of some of the more prominent smaller search engines as well.

Don't forget: "The Little Guys"
Of course, Google and Bing have the majority of the market share...

...but there are some smaller players who can drive a reasonable amount of search engine overseas chinese worldwide database traffic to pages—enough to justify a quick submission of the page.

Here is some information about three of the more popular search engines behind Google, Bing, and Yahoo!:

1. DuckDuckGo
This search engine no longer has a way to submit your page to it.

I'm including it here because it's arguably the most popular after the "Big Three," so I'm sure there would be some questions regarding how to submit to DuckDuckGo .

This statement from DuckDuckGo's Help resources should tell you everything you need to know:

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And if you're wondering about the sources they use, you can check them out here .