Waymark / Routes / bing.com
Pull crawl statistics and per-URL traffic data from Bing using the Webmaster API's GetCrawlStats and GetUrlTrafficInfo methods
domain: bing.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Generate an API key from Bing Webmaster Tools under Settings > API Access Call GetCrawlStats(siteUrl, apikey) via the Bing Webmaster API's SOAP or POX/HTTP protocol endpoint Parse the returned CrawlStats collection for HTTP status code breakdowns, crawled-page counts, pages in index, and inlink counts Call GetUrlTrafficInfo(siteUrl, url, apikey) to pull clicks/impressions for individual URLs Schedule periodic calls and diff results over time to spot crawl-error spikes without checking the UI manually
Known gotchas The Bing Webmaster API uses SOAP/POX rather than a plain REST+JSON interface like Google's APIs, so tooling needs to handle XML CrawlStats aggregates update on Bing's own internal schedule and lag behind real-time crawling — don't treat it as a live feed API keys are scoped to a verified site in Bing Webmaster Tools; unverified sites return no data
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