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Bing.com Refreshes Homepage, Launches New Layout (Not HTML5 Yet)
I’m sure there are plenty of you who are too excited for the NFL Kickoff 2011 to notice any small changes over at Bing.com. Or maybe you are celebrating the new football season by playing some Tecmo Super Bowl (I highly recommend this one). Well we’ll have none of those fun and games here at […]
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by James Svoboda | April 8th, 2011 | Posted in Search Engines, Social Media | Comments Off on Bing’s Small and Powerful Social Media Marketing Move – Facebook “Like” Button Now on Home Page
In a progressive and highly tactical move, Bing has added a small and significant Social feature to their home page: the Facebook “Like” button. Bing is the first search engine to add the Like feature to their home page. In truth this is probably not even something that Google could do as they do not […]
Continue Reading "Bing’s Small and Powerful Social Media Marketing Move – Facebook “Like” Button Now on Home Page" »Bing’s “Narrow By Date” Search Tool
Today’s post is day 8 of the 31 day Bing Challenge, where I’ve completely cut myself off from Google, to focus on Bing, for the entire month of March, 2011. Since I’m examining Bing’s search tools, features and options this week, I decided to spend today taking a look at the “Narrow By Date” search […]
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by James Svoboda | March 7th, 2011 | Posted in Search Engines | Comments Off on Bing’s More Info Box Search Listing Enhancements
Today I completed the 7th day of the Bing Challenge. No Google searching for the entire month of March in order to focus on Bing. This week I’m looking into Bing’s search tools, features and options and today I’m examining their “More Info Box” feature that provides additional linking information. So far, 7 days down […]
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by James Svoboda | March 6th, 2011 | Posted in Search Engines, Tools & Software | Comments Off on The Bing Challenge Daily Journal Week 2: Search Tools, Features & Options
In case you missed it, I gave myself a challenge and completely cut myself off from Google to focus on Bing on March 1st, 2011. So as of now, I have been Bing Only and Google Free for over 5 straight days. A small, but significant achievement for a search engine marketer. My goal here […]
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by James Svoboda | March 4th, 2011 | Posted in Search Engines | Comments Off on Bing Testing Navigation Usability with Alternate SERP Format
Yesterday, while I was researching our WebRanking Profile in Bing Webmaster Tools, I was served the following alternate header and top navigation format for Bing’s search engine results pages.
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by James Svoboda | March 1st, 2011 | Posted in Search Engines | Comments Off on The Bing Challenge Daily Journal: Week 1 Search Results
Day 1: Notable Spidering & Indexing Frequency Issues – Tuesday, March 1st Today being the first day of The Bing Challenge was a busy one with client meetings in Downtown Minneapolis, an hour long webinar on landing page conversion testing, and first of the month client SEM reporting and analysis. Being busy was good because […]
Continue Reading "The Bing Challenge Daily Journal: Week 1 Search Results" »The Bing Challenge: 31 Days of Google Free Search. Can It Be Done?
It’s been almost 2 years since Bing launched in June of 2009. Yea, I know. TWO YEARS. Like many other search engine marketers I waited… and waited… and waited… and continued to wait and wonder if Microsoft’s new engine was going to stick around, or if it was destined to fade away with the likes […]
Continue Reading "The Bing Challenge: 31 Days of Google Free Search. Can It Be Done?" »Google Testing New Format in Search Engine Result Pages?
Kudos to Paul Kragthorpe for spotting what is either a Good Friday (long weekend) test or a limited/controlled release of a new format for Google’s search engine result pages (SERP’s). Always a clever one to notice similarities, Paul remarks seem to be on point:
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