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Bing has offered access to a collection of webmaster tools to users, in much the same way as Google, for a long time. Recently, they introduced a few new features known as the SEO Analyzer and SEO Reports. Many webmasters like these new tools, and they provide site owners with a way to see what they’re doing right in this area.

SEO Reports

Every other week, Bing will automatically run a scan of all of the different pages on your site. In your webmaster tools account, you’ll be able to gain access to these reports. The reports will tell you which pages are doing well, and which ones have some problem areas to be concerned with. If you see a URL that has been flagged as one with a problem, you can then click on that URL and get more detailed information.

SEO Analyzer

When you click on one of the URL’s in the SEO Report, you’ll be taken to the SEO Analyzer. This is a tool that provides you with a little bit more in depth analysis of what is going on with your page. The SEO Analyzer looks at 15 different areas that pertain to search engine optimization, according to Bing.

The tool looks at your page and compares it to the 15 best practices that Bing has identified. It checks to see if your page is in compliance with all 15 of these areas. If one area is out of line, you’ll be able to see it as part of the analyzer. This gives you some very valuable feedback that you can use to change the content of your page.

You also have the option of going straight to the SEO Analyzer and manually entering any page to analyze it. If you want to check a particular page on your site without looking at the comprehensive report, you can just type in the URL of the page you want to check out. It will then run an analysis on the fly, so that you can get real-time information about your page. This makes it possible for you to get information about your pages more frequently than once every two weeks.

When you see something in the report, you can click on it to get more detailed information about that area. This will give you the information that you need to change your pages and start ranking higher in the search engines.

If you have a website in Slovenian or Estonian, you'll now be able to earn money through the AdSense program. To get started, review the basics of AdSense and our policies, then sign up for a free account. Already an active AdSense publisher? Simply place the AdSense ad code on your sites in Slovenian or Estonian to start showing targeted ads.

If your application for AdSense with a Slovenian or Estonian website was previously disapproved for being in an unsupported language, you’re welcome to resubmit it by logging in with the original login details you provided.

For now, you’ll be able to access the interface and help resources in English, as we heard from your feedback that you’d prefer to begin using the program in the meantime. Rest assured that we’re working to provide help content in these languages in the near future.

We look forward to welcoming our Slovenian and Estonian publishers to the AdSense program!

Google has confirmed the rumors of a Panda refresh happening over the weekend. Google said this refresh started rolling out on Friday, June 8th and has an impact of less than 1% of search queries in the U.S. and about 1% worldwide.

As I said, the search forums took notice to major changes in the search results, specifically impacting sites that were originally hit by the Panda update. I reached out to Google this morning for a confirmation and they have confirmed the update.

Previously, Google pushed out Panda 3.6 on April 27th, about 6 weeks before this update. Google tends to do Panda and even Penguin refreshes every one to two months.