Bing Brings Out the Tweets
If you are going to enter the search engine market even if you are Microsoft you need to make a splash and so with Bing Tweets are shown in the searches. Bing offers in their search results the Twitter entries of prominent Twitterers in order to get a jump on the other search engines into this growing phenomenon. Twitter is as much of a phenomenon as any other application on the Net today and by adding it into their search results Bing is making quite a statement.
With Bing Tweets show up in the search window, not only showing that their search engine site is cool, but also legitimize Twitter as a social networking powerhouse. Bing faced some big obstacles entering the search engine world but by bringing in the hottest new craze since Facebook, they showed they could compete with giants like Google and Yahoo. Besides, let’s face it. Just the words Bing and Tweet sound like they should go together don’t they? It is a whole new world out there in cyberspace and Bing wants to let all Internet surfers know that they are cool and up and coming.
When Bing Tweets of prominent celebrities like Ryan Seacrest or Ashton Kutcher show up in a search query, people pay attention. What better marketing can you get than that? Talk about name recognition. It’s fun to find the tweets of prominent people in a search and chances are, searchers will click on those tweet conversations out of sheer curiosity. That little thing is what will make people keep going back to Bing over the competition. It is a brilliant marketing concept and shows that once again Microsoft is on top of their game. It’s also great because the search engine business was ready for something new and exciting.
Bing Tweets are a creative and fun way for the site to create a buzz. It is a fun site to search on and the entertainment value of being able to glance at prominent Tweets is priceless. To Bing and then get Tweets is a fun way to cruise around the Internet. Combining these two cutting edge technologies makes computing from home or on the fly with your PDA a fun and interesting experience. Who knows maybe even you Twitter account will someday be featured on Microsoft’s Bing search engine. You never know what you are going to find on Bing.
