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Bing Bigger Than Twitter, Digg, Your Website

By Alex Wilhelm on July 9, 2009

Mashable, specifically my friend Ben Parr, have a very interesting analysis concerning the torrid growth of Bing. You of course recall the storied tales of the explosive growth of Twitter, and a year ago Digg. Here’s a small piece of knowledge: Bing just passed them all, in about a month. Now, I know that the analysis is unfair, etc, but the graph tells a very interesting tale. Take a look:

bing-boom

Of course my personal site matters little in such a comparison, but compared to Bing, Twitter’s growth looks tame. Just remember that there were months when Twitter nigh doubled in size. Bingjust one from zero to warp speed in a second flat. I still use Google, but if I was Sergey Brin I would be sitting up and looking around with eyes squinted and a gun at the ready. Redmond has a winner on their hands, and Google cannot let that happen if they want to keep their ascendant P/E ratio.

Besides, Bing, stop making profitless web startups look bad.

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  1. I have to admit I started to use Bing since it was first announced. The thing that really drew me to it was the ability to preview website content without actually having to go to the site. The video previews are awesome but for me it is just all the little details they added in. They finally stopped trying to copy Google and they were able to make something better.

    The searches are not always as accurate as Google but they are close enough that you don’t notice.

  2. Well i thnk Bing has the the potential… especially coz of it excellent image and video search… no doubt big is here to say… but will it be able to out shine google? i am skeptical… but yeah Yahoo sure has a reason to worry.

  3. Bing’s stats are impresive but nothing unusual.. This may be just the curiosity of the users and the hype created by Microsoft which may lasts may be 2-3 months.. I am just waiting to see how Bing shapes in next 6 months..

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