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Does Bing Have Content Advertising Network Like Google’s Adsense?
by Fernando Hal (cheatad.com)
Unknown by many publishers, the answer is “Yes”. But before that, if you have not been following the news lately, Bing is the new search engine from Microsoft, marketed as the “decision engine”, aimed to help Internet users make decisions. Continuing the momentum from [...]

Refreshing The Search, Google Announce “Caffeine” Update
by Fernando Hal (cheatad.com)
I’m nervous. Very nervous. With recent Google update – code named Caffeine – we don’t have much information to work on. I don’t know what to change, what to do, or even what to expect.
Google is known to constantly change their search algorithm, but the [...]

Joe Hall at Search Engine Journal claimed that Bing is playing dirty by changing the Page Title displayed in their search result.

Bing Advertising To Compete With Google Adwords?
by Fernando Hal (cheatad.com)
As Bing gaining momentum, we feel that it is time to look at their advertising options. However, at just first look at search result of Bing advertising, Microsoft has managed to disappoint us again.
Somehow, Microsoft still haven’t gave up on pushing their company name. While [...]

Maximize Your Adsense Earning From Bing Traffic
by Fernando Hal (cheatad.com)
Adsense : a programme from Google to allow publishers put up their web space for displaying CPC ads and earn from user clicks
Bing : latest search engine from Microsoft which, comparing with the previous attempt of live.com, now looks more that they are going to make [...]

What’s up with Microsoft’s latest search engine (Bing)? As Microsoft is celebrating over Bing.com early success, we find you the most important links about Bing.

Bing is Gaining Search Market Share
by Fernando Hal (cheatad.com)
Web analytics firm StatCounter says that Microsoft’s Bing search engine is gaining share in US search at Google’s expense. In July 2009, Bing had 9.41%, up 1% from 8.23% in June. Google’s share of the US search market slipped to 77.54% from 78.48%. With this latest figure, [...]

For me personally, I have ignored MSN.com, Live.com, and even the recent Bing.com for so long. However, with recent Microsoft – Yahoo deal it becomes essential that we take steps to ensure that our websites are ready for the change. Bing.com also seems to be well received by more Internet users, and there is possibility that they might be able to gain some market share from Google.[..]