Twitter & Bing Put Search Engines on a Whole New Level
by Andrew Redfern @ 15th July 2009 4:17 pm
We all know that microsoft have been trying to muscle Google out for quite some time with virtually no success at all. The new branding of “Bing” has been microsofts latest attempt to unseat Google as the market leader in search engines. It looked promising although did see a small decline recently as the novelty wore off, however they have now combined with the popular micro blogging website called “Twitter” in order to try an revolutionise search.
With twitter itself now taking a market share of searches, it needs to be considered as a tool for marketing websites. Microsoft have been quick to act on this and created a search engine that combines results from both, bing and twitter on the one page for easy access to users. We believe this can really help revolutionise search as twitter does bring you LIVE results. Live search is probably the future of search engines where all results are categorised each second bringing back websites and blog posts created maybe minutes previous.
The website is called www.bingtweets.com for those interested, and if microsoft put into action a correct marketing strategy, then there is no reason that this can’t bring microsoft and bing into a larger share of the search engine market. With celebrities and every day people both using twitter this could very well bring a massive number to a place where you can tweet, search twitter and search the web all in one convenient place.
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