One corporate client I work for gets only about 5% of their incoming traffic
through bing. The rest is mainly google. However their area of interest is
cars, not birds. Don't forget to search directly on flickr too, especially with
the species name as a "tag" (keyword)
Merry Christmas
Chris
On 25/12/2009, at 9:00 AM, wrote:
I've been searching for some bird images on Google Image Search and Bing..
In no case did Bing have any relevant images that Google Images didin't have,
and in most cases it had fewer hits.
So, Google images still has the edge.
Happy Xmas and New Year
John Leonard
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