Tecno: How Bing can be better if cant find inside microsoft site

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Tecno: How Bing can be better if cant find inside microsoft site

10.02.2009

 

How Bing can be better if cant find inside microsoft site

How Bing can be better if cant find inside microsoft site !!!!! I tryed and I cant find a microsoft mouse driver on bing and  I got exactly URL on googl.  Which URL? microsoft support site !!! Bing & Ping: An Easier Way to Share Information? Ever since Microsoft released its new Bing search engine (excuse me, "decision engine") in June, the company has been pouring a huge amount of money and effort into making Bing a strong competitor to Google. They've spent millions on ad campaigns, made a landmark deal with Yahoo to power its search and PPC ads, and have lured a bunch of big-name companies to participate in their Bing Shopping "Cash Back" program. Share, share alike Microsoft's latest strategy to lure people away from Google is intended to make it easier for Bing users to share their search results with friends. Bing & Ping is still in beta, but will get rolled out in full sometime in the next couple of months. It will allow searchers to click on a button right under a given search result and instantly share that information with other people via Facebook, Twitter, or email. So what does this mean for you? If your site has a good ranking with Bing, then anyone who uses that search engine will be encouraged to share your listing with their friends and family. And that could send a lot more customers to your business! For example, say you own an Italian restaurant in Chicago... When someone searches for "Italian restaurants Chicago" in Bing, when your site appears as one of the first listings, the searcher can easily send your website to his dinner companions, so they can decide if it's where they want to eat. Or maybe you sell an eBook teaching people how to get their picky toddlers to eat their vegetables. When a frazzled mom finds your site through Bing and likes the information you offer, chances are good she'll forward your site to all of her friends who are in the same boat. Microsoft is banking on the idea that if it's easier for searchers to share information with their friends, they'll use Bing more often. If so, that means a good ranking with Bing will soon be sending a lot more visitors your way. Set yourself up for success To make the most of this feature, you've got to include keyword-rich, benefit-driven content in your meta-description tags. That's the text that Bing uses as the descriptive part of your listing on the search results page. You have to make it eye-catching and appealing so it stands out from the rest and compels searchers to click on your listing instead of the competition's. That way, more people can see what you offer and share it with their friends and family. But will it survive Google Wave? Of course, this whole "Bing & Ping" sharing tool will probably get blown out of the water by Google Wave once it gets up and running... it sure will be exciting to see how all these new search developments stack up against each other! Have you tried Bing yet? Do you think it poses a significant threat to Google or is it the proverbial mouse going up against an elephant?

 




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