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I'm not sure this is correct. You're assuming there are algorithmic changes to search that will substantially improve results to the point where the average us
by EricDeb 14y ago
I'm not sure this is correct. You're assuming there are algorithmic changes to search that will substantially improve results to the point where the average user will notice - like there was when google made its rise.
At this point-barring some revolutionary new way to search-Microsoft might have to heavily invest in advertisements to gain any ground.
- macchina 14y agoIndeed. 12 years ago, back when I juggled 4 or 5 different engines — I'd have welcomed something like Bing with open arms. The thing is, in those 12 years, I've invested lots of data and time in Google. But be that as it may, I feel like I'm noticing a decline in the quality of Google search results. And there are rare occasions where I do give ol' Bing a few cranks to cover more bases.