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I like the bing video search and image search. I normally get much better results with google for text searches. Does anyone find bing the best engine for anyth
by theonemind 9y ago
I like the bing video search and image search. I normally get much better results with google for text searches. Does anyone find bing the best engine for anything besides video and image search?
- cosmie 9y agoProbably not what you meant, but it's definitely the best engine for B2B PPC advertising. It's a veritable goldmine for B2B marketing thanks to corporate policies forcing IE/Edge and leaving Bing as the default, combined with most advertisers focusing on Google instead.
- hashhar 9y agoI've had good luck with academic articles too. And yes, video and image search both give better results too and present them in a nicer manner with better tools too.
- teh_klev 9y agoI have to say that I prefer Bing's image search over Google's offering once I've run out of DuckDuckGo results.
- lucb1e 9y agoI use: - Bing Maps for aerial imagery, or business info when I'm in a mood to go the extra mile to avoid Google. Their map is super smooth and fast. - OpenStreetMap.org for general lookups, routing, etc. - Google Maps for street view and, when not on OSM, business information ("where's the nearest McDonald's"). Slow, bloated, but annoyingly complete because market share. I also have backgrounds from Bing because they're pretty and refresh daily. I haven't looked at Bing Images in a while, that's a good one. Image search, as well as video search (Youtube), is still a Google search for me. From a first glance, it looks pretty similar except for the preview thumbnails below an enlarged image; that's nice.