The best way to have your site show up in Bing is to submit it to that team using the tools here: http://www.bing.com/webmaster/?FORM=ZZLH2

You can create a site map as well which will then indiex your whole site, make Bing search results even more comprehensive.

Thanks,

Mark

I sincerely appreciate it. My feedback on Bing Travel is meant to be constructive. It is after all an extremely new product. It looks great on the cover, and I encourage Microsoft to really make it excel.

Good luck and best wishes.

Jeff

I did a search for ‘Kohala Coast’ and ‘Kohala Coast Vacation’ to see where my website http://www.kohalacoastweb.com – over 4 years old site, over 90 pages, product of love and dedication -comes up in bing. Nowhere to be found!

The first page of SR are all huge rental directories. Do they pay Mircrosoft or what? I don’t even come up with KohalaCoastWeb search, a really unique search for my URL.

I think that’s one the reasons that people ‘Google’. Let’s see whether they will ‘bing’ in the future. OK admittedly I am prejudiced but if there won’t be major changes in SERPS in bing, I will use Google.

Aloha, Pua @PuaHawaii
Best Hawaii Vacation Blog

My name is Mark Olwick and I work for Microsoft managing one of our other Web sites. I’ve forwarded your comments to a contact I have on the Big Travel team in their entirety.

If you have any other comments, we’re always happy to hear them. Just e-mail me and I’ll make sure they get to the right place.

And even though we can’t respond to each and every e-mail sent to Microsoft, we definitely read each one and they factor strongly into future release planning.

Thanks again for the constructive criticism.

Mark