It's Good To Get Your Name On Top
More about camp later.
One of the cool features I put on my laptop is having two different toolbar searches, Bing and Google. Many different times the "autocomplete" feature will determine what you want to look for. For example, after "Funt", "Funtrivia" becomes the first choice.
I decided to compare the most popular result for each letter of the alphabet.
Google Bing
Amazon Aol
Best Buy Bank of America
Craigslist
Dictionary
Ebay
Gmail Google
Hotmail
IRS Internet Explorer
JcPenny
Kohls
Lowes
Myspace
Netflix
Orbitz Orkut
Photobucket
Quotes QVC
Realtor.com Runescape
Southwest Airlines Sears
Target
USPS UPS
Verizon Wireless Verizon
Walmart
XM Radio
Youtube Yahoo
Zillow Zip Codes
So the letters C, D, E, F, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, T, W, and X share the same top result.
Personally, I think that these results show what kind of person the searcher is.
Bing users like clunker websites (AOL, Internet Explorer, Yahoo, Runescape) and intensive shopping (QVC, Ebay) while Google users like easy-to-use websites (Amazon, Youtube, Gmail). Google users like electronics (Best Buy) more than Bing users (Sears). Google users like traveling and buying houses (Realtor.com, Southwest Airlines, Zillow, Orbitz). If you use Google, you are more than likely liberal (USPS, IRS, Amazon, Gmail) and if you use Bing, you are more than likely conservative (UPS, Zip Codes, Sears, QVC, Yahoo).
Remeber, do not send me "Even though I use ___ that doesn't mean I ___" notes. These are general observations from one person.
Glad to back home.

1 Comment:
Fun way to pass the time :)
Air Canada comes up first on my Google search toolbar
By guitargoddess, Jun 17 09 5:09 PM