Microsoft Bing Earns Respect of Search Marketers


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Google might still dominate the search market share, but it's no longer a solo act. And if you needed any more proof that Bing, for all intents and purposes, has been a success thus far, search marketers are starting to take notice.

"Now we're in a situation where we're going to have Bing powering up to 30 percent of the market," said Danny Sullivan, a search engine expert.

Bing isn't quite at the 30 percent market share mark just yet, but that's expected to change once the Bing-Yahoo integration kicks offs.

"That's nothing to sneeze at," said Janet Driscoll Miller, president and CEO of SearchMojo. "It's going to be a two-engine world int he future, where you'll have Bing and Google to worry about as SEOs [search engine optimizers]."

Working to Microsoft's advantage, Bing has a couple of features of interest to marketers that aren't yet on Google. When a user rolls over results, for example, a preview box pops up with more information about the website, and that's something site marketers will have some control over.

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I can't wait for the Bing-Yahoo effect to kick in. Things should get really interesting once Bing gets that chunk of market share.

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Bing has 3.25% market share and yahoo about 6% atleast according to Hitslink.

Google is leading with 85% marketshare how would the yahoo-Bing collaboration make the market share for bing more than 30%

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Bing has 3.25% market share and yahoo about 6% atleast according to Hitslink.

Google is leading with 85% marketshare how would the yahoo-Bing collaboration make the market share for bing more than 30%

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Because you're looking at global totals, which is kinda skewed since Google is dead last in areas like asia.

But the OP was going off of US market share. In the US Google has been stuck at 65% for a long time, it actually fell to 64% last quarter. It's here that yahoo and bing together make 30% or so.

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Because you're looking at global totals, which is kinda skewed since Google is dead last in areas like asia.

But the OP was going off of US market share. In the US Google has been stuck at 65% for a long time, it actually fell to 64% last quarter. It's here that yahoo and bing together make 30% or so.

hhhmmm... thats make sense.

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