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New Bing Webmaster Tools Android App Tracks Website Traffic On-the-Go

Microsoft's Bing Webmaster Tools suite now extends to Android devices, empowering webmasters to monitor website traffic on the go.

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has expanded its Bing Webmaster Tools suite by releasing an application for devices. Announced via the official Bing blog, the application enables webmasters to monitor their websites' traffic directly from their smartphones and tablets. The introduction of this tool aims to provide convenience and real-time access for webmasters while they are away from their typical workstation.

Primary Features of the Android Application

The Bing Webmaster Tools app for Android offers a range of features designed to facilitate website traffic monitoring at any time and place. Key functionalities include the ability to view traffic data, receive alerts, and submit URLs for indexing. Moreover, the app allows users to address issues related to search engine optimization (SEO) and analyze performance data, making vital insights accessible through mobile devices.

Integration of Bing Chat Traffic

In addition to its app launch, Microsoft has integrated a new feature into Bing Webmaster Tools initially announced shortly after the introduction of Bing Chat in February. The feature, which falls under the “Web + Chat” filter, records traffic originating from Bing Chat links. Although the release was somewhat delayed until late September, it signifies an important update for webmasters seeking to understand the impact of on website visitors. Traffic data from Bing Chat has now been combined with conventional search traffic statistics into a single category, offering a more unified view albeit without the granularity some users may desire.

The Bing Webmaster Tools app is now accessible for download at no cost from the Google Play Store. By integrating web traffic monitoring capabilities into the app, Microsoft fosters a more agile and immediate approach to website management. The company's commitment to providing useful tools for webmasters reflects the increasingly dynamic nature of web traffic and the growing need for accessible, mobile-friendly resources.

SourceBing Blog
Luke Jones
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Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.

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