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Another one based on the logic that Google's users are more "tech savvy" (which I believe they, on average, are): * A larger percentage of Bing users are doing
by corin_ 16y ago
Another one based on the logic that Google's users are more "tech savvy" (which I believe they, on average, are):
* A larger percentage of Bing users are doing "time-saving" searches, such as "hotmail" and "facebook", where they know the first result is what they want even before they search.
And extending that logic - a tech savvy audience will be more likely to have more complex results. It's not hard to give searchers want they want when they're looking for "superbowl results" or "justin bieber".
- gaius 16y agowhich I believe they, on average, are Self-selection bias? Here's what I observe among my non-tech friends: they have Google as their homepage. If they want Facebook, they type "Facebook" into the search box - even tho' typing it into the address bar would do the same thing. If they come across a PC that's not on Google, then they go to Google using the address bar and proceed as before.