Bing Disavow file
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Hi
I have just set up Bing Webmaster tools, and wanted to submit my disavow file.
However I can only work out how to add one link at a time, does anyone know how to add a csv file.
Thanks in advance.
Andy
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Just in case someone lands here via a search I thought I'd add a solution/hack. I found and just tested the method at http://www.richmcpharlin.com/seo/scalable-link-disavow-with-bing-free-tool/. It works like a charm.
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thanks, I thought this was the case - but wanted to double check as I have quite a few to add.
Thanks
Andy
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I haven't actually seen a way to upload CSV's on Bing yet. (Weird I know)
I've always had it done one at a time...unless they magically added a button recently but it's been one at a time ever since.
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