You are migrating a website to a new domain. What is the correct implementation within Bing Webmaster Tools to ensure a smooth transition and minimize SEO impact?

While Bing Webmaster Tools doesn't offer a specific domain migration tool like some other search engines, the correct implementation to ensure a smooth transition and minimize SEO impact when migrating a website to a new domain involves several steps, with the most crucial being implementing 301 redirects from all old URLs to their corresponding new URLs on the new domain. 301 redirects tell search engines that a page has permanently moved to a new location. This ensures that users and search engines are automatically redirected to the correct page on the new domain, preserving link equity and minimizing traffic loss. Additionally, you should verify both the old and new domains in Bing Webmaster Tools. Submit a sitemap for the new domain to help Bing quickly discover and index the new content. Monitor crawl errors in Bing Webmaster Tools for both domains to identify any issues with the redirects or indexing process. Finally, update any internal links on the new website to point to the new domain. For example, if your old domain was 'olddomain.com' and your new domain is 'newdomain.com', you would set up 301 redirects from 'olddomain.com/page1.html' to 'newdomain.com/page1.html', and so on for all pages. Although there's no single function in Bing Webmaster Tools for migration, these steps are critical for a successful transition.