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    Bing.com Generics move to the top?

    Hey I did a little checking at Microsoft's newly unveiled bing.com and I
    was pleasantly surprised! Looks like generic longtails will be king there.
    If I go to Google and search for "automotive parts" (without quotes) my
    site AutomotiveParts.org doesn't show up... at least not it the 15 pages I
    checked! But at bing.com it is number 7 AND 10! see here:
    http://www.bing.com/search?q=automot...st=6&FORM=O4RE

    My traffic jumped (this is a new site so there wasn't much to begin with)
    in line with the bing.com launch. See the graph here:
    http://www.quantcast.com/automotiveparts.org considering that there are
    approx 797,500 searches /mo across all engines for that term, this is the
    only explanation I can come up with and I am hoping that the traffic
    increases as more people become aware of this new engine!

    All of my other generics are at the top for their key term as well, even for new sites like "transmission parts" (no quotes) shows transmissionparts.info in the first page.

    UPDATE: looks like AutomotiveParts.org is actually now at the bottom of the 2nd page on google for "automotive parts"
    Last edited by azanmi; 06-01-2009 at 06:01 PM.
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    Yup, looks the same from here.

    Its very literal in what you want to find.

    Interesting.

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    HI

    I agree.. checking for a new site I own...

    carpetfleas.com I enter carpet fleas in to bing.com and I rank #1 in google and yahoo I am on like page 3 I think...

    now we just need bing to take off..

    I also saw more #1 rankings for other domains I own.

    Tom

    HI All

    I also just noticed if you enter a search in Msn.com ir redirects to bing.com and if you enter live.com you are redirected to Bing.com

    I think this is cool... Long live bing

    Tom
    Last edited by ezimedia; 06-02-2009 at 07:02 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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    Google yahoo and Bing all like keyword domains
    The way they penalize and reward you is the biggest difference.
    I have gotten listed with few links with keyword domains on all three they each link at link and content differently. Bing is the easiest

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