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With regards to Bing achieving parity with Google, Is it also true for deep searches ? because usually in deep search, searches you expand quite some time on ge
by minthd 12y ago
With regards to Bing achieving parity with Google, Is it also true for deep searches ? because usually in deep search, searches you expand quite some time on getting to the answer, while trying quite a few queries, at some point Google often has a knack to understand exactly what you want(maybe with the help of your personalized data) and gives you phenomenal results. I haven't seen that kind of results from Bing, in my very limited experience.
So how does deep search with Bing compares to deep Google searches ?
And BTW, what are your search preferences, as someone who's probably an expert search ,and with so much domain knowledge(from blekko) ?
- ChuckMcM 12y agoGoogle has invested a lot on the long tail, and Bing hasn't as far as I can tell. That is evidenced by achieving better results with longer queries. We've done some research (to be published soon!) at Blekko that has some similar benefits on the long tail although the index we keep is much much smaller than the big guys.
- minthd 12y agoThank you.