Bing or Google? Which search engine do you prefer?

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  1. MarleneB profile image92
    MarleneBposted 11 years ago

    Bing or Google? Which search engine do you prefer?

    I see the commercial on television about how people are choosing Bing over Google as a search engine. I did the "Bing it on" test and my results came out as a draw. What is your experience? Do you prefer Bing or Google?

  2. billybuc profile image84
    billybucposted 11 years ago

    Google, but only because I am a creature of habit and change comes slowly for me when it comes to technology.

    1. MarleneB profile image92
      MarleneBposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I'm trying to be well-rounded. So, I try the other sites, but I always come back to Google. I'm most familiar with it so it feels better. But when I did the test, Google and Bing seemed to produce the same results.

  3. Marketing Merit profile image94
    Marketing Meritposted 11 years ago

    Despite all my frustrations with Google, from an SEO perspective, I prefer them over Bing...at the moment!

    I was working on someone else's laptop only yesterday and Bing opened as the default search engine for Internet Explorer. I was searching for an update to Firefox and typed in 'Mozilla Firefox' I believe. I think the official site only showed up in position 5. The same search term in Google put the official site in position 1, where it should be in my opinion.

    Nonetheless, I am becoming a little overwhelmed by the number of scholarly results that Google is showing when I am undertaking research. Honestly, you'd need to be Einstein to understand some of the articles! I think that Google is taking quality writing to the extreme! I now find myself increasingly adding '-.edu' to the Google search term.

    1. MarleneB profile image92
      MarleneBposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Your comment about needing to be Einstein sums up some of my very own experiences. I'm hoping that sooner than later, Google will find a place in the middle between scholarly and quality writing.

  4. windygreen profile image59
    windygreenposted 11 years ago

    Google without a doubt.. I goole EVERYTHING ... even people ..

    I have tried Bing... I dont like it.. but that may be just because Im comfy with google .

    1. MarleneB profile image92
      MarleneBposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Hi windygreen, thank you for your honest and candid answer. That's exactly what I want to know. Are people sticking with Google out of comfort or do they just not like Bing? I'm intrigued. So, thank you for weighing in.

    2. windygreen profile image59
      windygreenposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      mp

  5. Deepakraj Sharma profile image61
    Deepakraj Sharmaposted 11 years ago

    I prefer Google because it's my favorite since 2006. Before this I was using Alta Vista, Bing smile

    1. MarleneB profile image92
      MarleneBposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Oh my goodness! I remember Alta Vista. Are they still around? Personally, I still use Google, too. Once in a while I'll try another one just to see if I'm missing something.

    2. Deepakraj Sharma profile image61
      Deepakraj Sharmaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, Marlene, it's still running and during that time hotboat was also a famous search engine. This Web site gives exact figures on which is at the top at present: http://www.searchenginedog.com/, some of the names we never heard of smile don't laugh..

  6. technogupshup profile image62
    technogupshupposted 11 years ago

    of cource,I prefer Google because it's my favorite from my childhood, and most of people also use google to check whether their internet is working or not have a fun !!

 
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