Ever since the launch of new Microsoft’s search engine Bing, people have been actively comparing it to Google (to have some fun just try this example: try searching for [linux] on both of them – classic!)
So (just as you might have expected) I am offering you some tools that will make comparing the two search engines easier and more fun:
1. Google / Bing Comparison searches both Bing and Google or either of them.
The best thing about the tool is that it enables you to click through international versions of both search engines and compare regional results.
Sample search: SEO (yes, I know the direct link works in a weird way)
2. Bingle – Bing + Google (as you might have guessed). It allows to see both search engines results side by side and also switch to either of them with one click.
Sample search: SEO
3. Bing and Google is the simplest of three. All it does is comparing the two search engines side by side.
Sample search: SEO
Update: one more recently launched great tool to combine Google, Twitter, Bing, Yahoo and EBay results: Search3
@seosmarty
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I really like Bing.com a whole lot better… well at least for my SEO results. This is great tool to show clients the results they are getting from us too.
Compare google, bing and yahoo http://blindsearch.fejus.com/
We’ve been experimenting with http://blindsearch.fejus.com/ – very interesting making decisions based on strength of results rather than preconceived ideas… Bing came out quite well in blind testing.
Тhank you very much. Save me a lot of work and time
Of course, you could also do the comparison at Zuula (http://www.zuula.com), where you also can compare results from Yahoo, Gigablast, and Exalead … among others. The comparison won’t be head-to-head, but you’ll get a uniform look-and-feel. Plus, when you’re done, you can just move the tab with the engine you like the most into the first slot, and it will be your default results provider at Zuula from then on.
@Gidseo – We did the same and yes it is Bing that came out well in the Blind Search.
Another solution for compare google, bing and yahoo: http://www.mixxr.co.uk
These comparisons are quite interesting, gives you much to think about.
As already said it has come out well, but it has to go a long way to overcome the Google (Being No 1 search engine).
Thanks Ann for sharing such wonderful information of comparing the result both in Google and Bing.
That’s a great way to compare the two search engines without opening up two separate browser tabs or windows. Thanks for sharing!
check out
http://www.stringy.com
It searches Google and Bing at the same time.
Excite tools! I will try out your tools. Thanks for sharing such wonderful information of comparing the result both in Google and Bing.
Thanks for sharing, these tools give us a great options for searching 2-3 engines in one box. I have tried blindsearch but need to try your suggested soon
I have also used these tools, great. Now I would say it is nice to use bing, earlier live was not at par. i find my site has good ranking on Google but not Bing. I am looking to improve my website ranking on Bing.
Bing Image Search Result appears better than Google Image Search Results. So does Bing Video Result, it offers run video while you mouse over on the video that appears more useful.
bing is much better you , ive quit google searches
and besides that it looks better
Bing is way better and less hacked.
search thin, see for yourself:
client/server database
pretty funny!!
The one major variable that’s most obvious on Bing is the domain name weight.
There is a search engine that searches all Google, Bing and Yahoo together.
http://www.yabigo.com