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Bing Webmaster Tools Update: More Data, Recommendations, Copilot Microsoft upgrades Bing Webmaster Tools with extended data access, new recommendations system, and AI assistant in limited testing phase. Here are major updates : 1. Bing Webmaster Tools extends historical data to 16 months. 2. "Insights" becomes "Recommendations" with enhanced features. 3. AI-powered "Copilot" assistant enters limited testing. Looking Ahead With these updates, Bing Webmaster Tools is positioning itself as a more powerful website optimization and SEO management platform. These changes also demonstrate the company’s commitment to updating tools in response to changing user needs. Bing’s team encourages users to provide feedback on these new features through its support channels. #seo #website #bing

Use this dirty Search Console trick to brute-force Google limitations & find easy #seo quick wins ?? It works every time ?? Here it comes: Once in GSC, paste the following RegEx in the "query" filter and turn the toggle to "doesn't match regex". Make sure your regex follows the structure below: .*query1|query2|query3.* This Regular Expression will return every query NOT containing query1, query2 or query3. (???????? ??????? ??????'???? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ????? ???????????? ?????????????? ??????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ????? ?????????????? ??????????) If you rely on the normal "exclude" filter, GSC only allows to filter by ?????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ????????. But sometimes you need to filter out branded terms, its permutations or irrelevant words from data to draw the best insights, and it simply isn't possible to achieve normally. ?? This RegEx also works in reverse: If you toggle the RegEx filter to "matches regex", you will be able to filter data for specific queries (instead of excluding them from the results). This type of action also isn't possible with the normal GSC "include" filter. ? One good use case for this type of filtering is being able to find ???????? ?????????????????? ?????????? ???????? ???????? ???????? for - Use the following matching RegEx: .*what|who|why|when|how.* Which will return all GSC "question queries" that are getting clicks and impressions. And you can use them to start tweaking URLs currently ranking in low page 1 and bring them up towards the top. How many URLs will you be able to optimise after reading this post? #seotips #seo --- ?????????? ????????: I live & breathe SEO every day, and inject this type of knowledge into my clients' sites daily. If you work in any of the following: ?? e-commerce ?? B2B ?? Travel ?? Luxury Request a ???????? ????????? & let's start bringing in some ROI. (DM's open ???)

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Use this dirty Search Console trick to brute-force Google limitations & find easy #seo quick wins ?? It works every time ?? Here it comes: Once in GSC, paste the following RegEx in the "query" filter and turn the toggle to "doesn't match regex". Make sure your regex follows the structure below: .*query1|query2|query3.* This Regular Expression will return every query NOT containing query1, query2 or query3. (???????? ??????? ??????'???? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ????? ???????????? ?????????????? ??????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ????? ?????????????? ??????????) If you rely on the normal "exclude" filter, GSC only allows to filter by ?????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ????????. But sometimes you need to filter out branded terms, its permutations or irrelevant words from data to draw the best insights, and it simply isn't possible to achieve normally. ?? This RegEx also works in reverse: If you toggle the RegEx filter to "matches regex", you will be able to filter data for specific queries (instead of excluding them from the results). This type of action also isn't possible with the normal GSC "include" filter. ? One good use case for this type of filtering is being able to find ???????? ?????????????????? ?????????? ???????? ???????? ???????? for - Use the following matching RegEx: .*what|who|why|when|how.* Which will return all GSC "question queries" that are getting clicks and impressions. And you can use them to start tweaking URLs currently ranking in low page 1 and bring them up towards the top. How many URLs will you be able to optimise after reading this post? #seotips #seo --- ?????????? ????????: I live & breathe SEO every day, and inject this type of knowledge into my clients' sites daily. If you work in any of the following: ?? e-commerce ?? B2B ?? Travel ?? Luxury Request a ???????? ????????? & let's start bringing in some ROI. (DM's open ???)

Use this dirty Search Console trick to brute-force Google limitations & find easy #seo quick wins ?? It works every time ?? Here it comes: Once in GSC, paste the following RegEx in the "query" filter and turn the toggle to "doesn't match regex". Make sure your regex follows the structure below: .*query1|query2|query3.* This Regular Expression will return every query NOT containing query1, query2 or query3. (???????? ??????? ??????'???? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ????? ???????????? ?????????????? ??????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ????? ?????????????? ??????????) If you rely on the normal "exclude" filter, GSC only allows to filter by ?????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ????????. But sometimes you need to filter out branded terms, its permutations or irrelevant words from data to draw the best insights, and it simply isn't possible to achieve normally. ?? This RegEx also works in reverse: If you toggle the RegEx filter to "matches regex", you will be able to filter data for specific queries (instead of excluding them from the results). This type of action also isn't possible with the normal GSC "include" filter. ? One good use case for this type of filtering is being able to find ???????? ?????????????????? ?????????? ???????? ???????? ???????? for - Use the following matching RegEx: .*what|who|why|when|how.* Which will return all GSC "question queries" that are getting clicks and impressions. And you can use them to start tweaking URLs currently ranking in low page 1 and bring them up towards the top. How many URLs will you be able to optimise after reading this post? #seotips #seo --- ?????????? ????????: I live & breathe SEO every day, and inject this type of knowledge into my clients' sites daily. If you work in any of the following: ?? e-commerce ?? B2B ?? Travel ?? Luxury Request a ???????? ????????? & let's start bringing in some ROI. (DM's open ???)

Use this dirty Search Console trick to brute-force Google limitations & find easy #seo quick wins ?? It works every time ?? Here it comes: Once in GSC, paste the following RegEx in the "query" filter and turn the toggle to "doesn't match regex". Make sure your regex follows the structure below: .*query1|query2|query3.* This Regular Expression will return every query NOT containing query1, query2 or query3. (???????? ??????? ??????'???? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ????? ???????????? ?????????????? ??????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ????? ?????????????? ??????????) If you rely on the normal "exclude" filter, GSC only allows to filter by ?????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ????????. But sometimes you need to filter out branded terms, its permutations or irrelevant words from data to draw the best insights, and it simply isn't possible to achieve normally. ?? This RegEx also works in reverse: If you toggle the RegEx filter to "matches regex", you will be able to filter data for specific queries (instead of excluding them from the results). This type of action also isn't possible with the normal GSC "include" filter. ? One good use case for this type of filtering is being able to find ???????? ?????????????????? ?????????? ???????? ???????? ???????? for - Use the following matching RegEx: .*what|who|why|when|how.* Which will return all GSC "question queries" that are getting clicks and impressions. And you can use them to start tweaking URLs currently ranking in low page 1 and bring them up towards the top. How many URLs will you be able to optimise after reading this post? #seotips #seo --- ?????????? ????????: I live & breathe SEO every day, and inject this type of knowledge into my clients' sites daily. If you work in any of the following: ?? e-commerce ?? B2B ?? Travel ?? Luxury Request a ???????? ????????? & let's start bringing in some ROI. (DM's open ???)

Use this dirty Search Console trick to brute-force Google limitations & find easy #seo quick wins ?? It works every time ?? Here it comes: Once in GSC, paste the following RegEx in the "query" filter and turn the toggle to "doesn't match regex". Make sure your regex follows the structure below: .*query1|query2|query3.* This Regular Expression will return every query NOT containing query1, query2 or query3. (???????? ??????? ??????'???? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ????? ???????????? ?????????????? ??????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ????? ?????????????? ??????????) If you rely on the normal "exclude" filter, GSC only allows to filter by ?????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ????????. But sometimes you need to filter out branded terms, its permutations or irrelevant words from data to draw the best insights, and it simply isn't possible to achieve normally. ?? This RegEx also works in reverse: If you toggle the RegEx filter to "matches regex", you will be able to filter data for specific queries (instead of excluding them from the results). This type of action also isn't possible with the normal GSC "include" filter. ? One good use case for this type of filtering is being able to find ???????? ?????????????????? ?????????? ???????? ???????? ???????? for - Use the following matching RegEx: .*what|who|why|when|how.* Which will return all GSC "question queries" that are getting clicks and impressions. And you can use them to start tweaking URLs currently ranking in low page 1 and bring them up towards the top. How many URLs will you be able to optimise after reading this post? #seotips #seo --- ?????????? ????????: I live & breathe SEO every day, and inject this type of knowledge into my clients' sites daily. If you work in any of the following: ?? e-commerce ?? B2B ?? Travel ?? Luxury Request a ???????? ????????? & let's start bringing in some ROI. (DM's open ???)

Did you know there is a way to easily fetch all the URLs of any website and export them into a spreadsheet file in bulk, but no one talks about it? Well, in this short guide, we'll do justice to that! A user asked us over the weekend: “I have the sitemap of an online health magazine. How do I export all URLs from that sitemap to Excel in as little time as possible?” To solve this task, we recommended using the Sitemap URL Parser. The Sitemap URL Parser is designed to extract sitemap URLs, their response codes and response statuses into a spreadsheet in bulk! For quick access, you can find the link to this tool in the first comment below. How to launch the bot: - Open the bot's page - Paste the sitemap URL - Set URL extraction limit - Start the bot! The bot will extract: - Sitemap URL - URL - Response code - Response status Use the bot for: - Checking your website’s sitemap for validity - Checking the sitemap for broken links - Detecting unwanted redirects and errors - Improving your site’s indexation on search engines - Improving your site’s SEO performance And much more! After following the steps above, the user was able to extract the URLs in that sitemap within just a minute. The best thing about this tool is that it works with any website. Just feed the sitemap into this bot and it will do the rest. Was this guide helpful? Tell us in the comments! #seotools

Google's search engine update is destroying websites in disappearing articles, but I'm trying to fight back A number of articles have disappeared even though the site is SEO-friendly and does not use AI When will these issues be resolved by Google and websites will be back up and running without issue? Note / The site was created almost a year ago #SEO #GoogleSearchConsole #Google #Bing Google Analytics Google Microsoft

Did you know there is a way to easily fetch all the URLs of any website and export them into a spreadsheet file in bulk, but no one talks about it? Well, in this short guide, we'll do justice to that! A user asked us over the weekend: “I have the sitemap of an online health magazine. How do I export all URLs from that sitemap to Excel in as little time as possible?” To solve this task, we recommended using the Sitemap URL Parser. The Sitemap URL Parser is designed to extract sitemap URLs, their response codes and response statuses into a spreadsheet in bulk! For quick access, you can find the link to this tool in the first comment below. How to launch the bot: - Open the bot's page - Paste the sitemap URL - Set URL extraction limit - Start the bot! The bot will extract: - Sitemap URL - URL - Response code - Response status Use the bot for: - Checking your website’s sitemap for validity - Checking the sitemap for broken links - Detecting unwanted redirects and errors - Improving your site’s indexation on search engines - Improving your site’s SEO performance And much more! After following the steps above, the user was able to extract the URLs in that sitemap within just a minute. The best thing about this tool is that it works with any website. Just feed the sitemap into this bot and it will do the rest. Was this guide helpful? Tell us in the comments! #seotools