Claim your social media pages (such as Facebook and Twitter) and connect them to the websites that you own and control using Bing Webmaster Tools.
Connect Your Social Media Sites to your Website Using Bing Webmaster Tools
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Made Hot by: LimeWood on December 12, 2013 7:48 am
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3808 days ago
3810 days ago
I take Klout with a grain (teaspoon?) of salt, but it could be an indicator to use in certain situations. That's why it is interesting to see that Bing is integrating it in its search engine.
3809 days ago
I'll have to take a look at Bing and Klout more closely. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
3810 days ago
3810 days ago
I honestly have reached the point where I don't pay attention to Klout. It is what it is to me. What are your thoughts about Klout?
3813 days ago
3813 days ago
You'll find that Bing's Webmaster Tools are somewhat similar to Google's. You should get some additional SEO traffic from them and they tend to introduce different tools at time. Google does not have a way to connect our social pages yet and Bing was the company that first introduced the disavow too.