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Microsoft Bing & Wix Announce IndexNow Integration
Website owners typically rely on search engine crawling or sitemaps, which can be slower and occasionally less accurate.
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In a collaborative effort with Microsoft Bing, Wix now offers seamless support for IndexNow, an innovative initiative by significant search engines.
According to Fabrice Canel, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft Bing, IndexNow is already a game-changer in the industry.
It’s currently used by over 60 million websites, publishing over 1.4 billion URLs daily. Reportedly, 12% of all new URLs clicked in web search results were first identified via IndexNow, illustrating its efficacy.
Microsoft and Wix both anticipate this new feature will substantially aid Wix users in growing their online presence and business ventures.
IndexNow simplifies the typically arduous content indexing process for Bing, Yandex, Seznam.cz, and Naver.com.
Wix, a leading web development platform, has recently integrated IndexNow into its services, optimizing the speed at which new content on premium sites gets indexed by search engines.
This move by Wix and Microsoft could revolutionize how quickly businesses adapt to online market changes, especially those heavily reliant on search engine rankings.
With IndexNow, websites can submit a straightforward HTTP request to notify search engines of content changes, including new, updated, or deleted URLs.
Helping Businesses Build An Online Presence
Einat Hoobian-Seybold, Product Lead at Wix, expressed enthusiasm about the integration, stating it further exemplifies Wix’s commitment to delivering “exceptional out-of-the-box SEO solutions.”
How IndexNow Works For Premium Sites
This development is especially crucial for the millions of Wix users who depend on rapid search engine updates to drive web traffic.
The integration does not require additional steps from SEO professionals or website owners with premium sites, making it an effortless tool for instantaneous content indexing.