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Hundreds of backlinks in yahoo/bing....... 3/4 link in google...... just crazy...

Here is not matter of policy or privacy or secrets.... links are there... therefore must be shown.

Not only ... for some keywords and search my website is number 3 or 4 in yahoo/bing ......... then for the same words.......... not even in the first 100 in google ...........

Definitely is a nonsense....

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A few practical notes that answer the observation from and build on the patience advice from and : differences between Yahoo/Bing and Google are common and usually traceable to crawl/index timing, link filtering, canonicalization, or site-level signals rather than a mysterious “hidden” set of links. Below is a short, actionable checklist to diagnose the gap and steps that can produce results without guessing.

  • Verify Google indexing and messages: add/confirm the site in Google Search Console and check Coverage, Manual Actions, Security Issues, and the Links report. Use the URL Inspection tool on the exact page(s) that rank in Bing/Yahoo but not in Google.
  • Compare backlink sources: export the backlink lists from Bing Webmaster Tools and whatever link tools are available, then look for patterns — links on pages blocked by robots.txt, pages with noindex, JavaScript-only links, or links from thin/duplicate pages.
  • Inspect canonicalization and redirects: ensure the URL that Bing sees is the same canonical URL Google indexes. If linking pages point to a non-canonical URL, Google may consolidate link credit elsewhere.
  • Check server and crawl access: transient 5xx errors, IP blocks or rate limits can prevent Googlebot from seeing links. Review server logs for Googlebot activity and any unusual response codes.
  • Avoid haste with disavow: only use the disavow tool if you have a manual action for unnatural links or a clear set of harmful links; otherwise focus on cleaning site signals and building useful content/internal links.

Quick diagnostics you can run locally:

curl -I https://example.com/suspect-page

Look in the response for status codes and X-Robots-Tag headers and then fetch the page source to confirm any meta name="robots" or rel="canonical" tags.

For background on how Google finds and processes pages, see How Google Search works.

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The fact that your webpages rank highly in Yahoo and Bing is a very good thing. Even if it's unintentional, you probably have unique, quality content and well-optimized web page components.

Just keep doing what you are doing but pay more attention to building new web conent than off-site ranking factors.

The various search engines decide in different ways which links they will show they have found. None of them show them all. Some links are just too insignificant or repetitive or to similar to bother displaying as a unique link. As a matter of fact, don't even concern yourself with this wishy-washy variable. Concentrate on empowering your internal linking structure and focus on deploying important content and the search engines will come around in your favour, eventually.

Member Avatar for ArtphotoasiA

Thank you....... I'm not worry actually.... I have just recoded all with new SEO inpage also... it will take time to gain positions, and I'm already happy with yahoo/bing

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It will a little time but soon your efforts will show the results and you will gain some position in google as well ...

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