Google vs Bing

[Brendan]

I stumbled across this and it looks very interesting..

Google / Bing Comparison by BlackDog.ie (http://www.blackdog.ie/google-bing/search-com.php)

Basically a website that compares your search results in both google and bing..

Its a quick easy way to see how your sites are being ranked..

Anyone trying to do SEO for BING yet?

[abd]

Very handy tool. I'm not sure what BING uses for SEO, but I'm thinking it would be very similar to all the other major search engines.

If they really want BING to take off, then they really need to do something special with the IE web browser and incorporate BING into that. But this is another story ;)

[JakeThomas]

I never really got into BING ... I didn't think it's search results were as relevant as google.

I do however, much prefer the Bing homepage.

I'll probably stick with google though, as I'm a big fan of their free software.

[one]

I've been trying to use Bing as much as possible, just for something different, but I often find myself double checking the results in Google. I really hope Bing does make it big, as having a single dominant search engine forevermore is not particularly appealing.

[Brendan]

Bing do have webmaster tools much like Google do.. they aren't as advanced yet, but it does appear that they are starting to tick all the right boxes and should really start to be a contender in the future as far as getting the right results.

I now have a few clients that we do internet marketing for who are starting to get a substantial amount of converting traffic from Bing.. so its being used more and more nowadays.

[HWT]

I have a new website - Online Photographic Dictionary | Online Photographic Dictionary and Encyclopedia (http://photographicdictionary.com) - and it gets 90% of its hits from Bing image search and virtually none from Google, despite it having very good content and an excellent resource for children or english as a second language folks. This irritates me no end, and as per usual I'm unsure how to get more traffic when everyone says "content is king" and I've got content coming out of my ears but not much to show for it.

[thirdisa]

I have always been a Google user (and a fan) but gave Bing a chance late last year. However, the search results I got from Google were particularly useful so I'm sticking with it.

[Barbaragabogrecan]

They both are very good and they show rank quickly. We use both tool for generating rank.

[seopiper]

Thanks for sharing.. Something very helpful to us.

Anything for google and yahoo too? hehehe

[josaphlewis]

Bing and Google are search engines that allow searching text and Images and lots of information. Bing and Google are online platforms for the Internet, both providing online services external of regular searching. Simple terms produce similar results in both bing and Google. Bing has been lauded for good natural language searches. In other hand, Google has much better results when searching for practical or accurate terms. This is probably due to its breadth of indexed pages. Bing and Google have many features that enhance the search experience. Most features in bing are meant to provide expediency and quick information, Google features are meant to make search results more exact. Google Is the most popular search engine by far.

[Carl Taylor]

Thats an interesting tool, it doesn't seem to be able to use Australia's google though?