Google pleases 90% of users, Bing 42%
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 4:52 am
A study compared the results of Google, Yahoo and Bing in terms of accuracy, real-time relevance, usefulness and speed of delivery of results, a test in which the Mountain View search engine won in almost all categories although its rivals are emerging as threats in the future.
As for the relevance and accuracy of searches, Google satisfied 90% of 99 acres data respondents, while Yahoo managed to please 53% and Bing 42%, although 30% of users of the Microsoft engine said they were pleasantly surprised by the system and its new features.
“It’s hard not to be a fan of Google. Their algorithm consistently returns the most relevant results in the shortest amount of time. In terms of usability, they have resisted the need to make their engine more complex by opting for simplicity,” is the comment chosen by the company responsible for the study, UTest, to illustrate the feeling of users.
As for Bing, the survey of 1,000 people revealed several surprises, revealing that the interface is popular with many users and many Internet users highlight the great potential for searching for images and videos.
Yahoo was the worst hit in the survey, as the accuracy of the results and their relevance to time were rated very poorly by Internet users, but this data is not worrying since the company began using the Bing engine following the agreement signed with Microsoft.
As for the relevance and accuracy of searches, Google satisfied 90% of 99 acres data respondents, while Yahoo managed to please 53% and Bing 42%, although 30% of users of the Microsoft engine said they were pleasantly surprised by the system and its new features.
“It’s hard not to be a fan of Google. Their algorithm consistently returns the most relevant results in the shortest amount of time. In terms of usability, they have resisted the need to make their engine more complex by opting for simplicity,” is the comment chosen by the company responsible for the study, UTest, to illustrate the feeling of users.
As for Bing, the survey of 1,000 people revealed several surprises, revealing that the interface is popular with many users and many Internet users highlight the great potential for searching for images and videos.
Yahoo was the worst hit in the survey, as the accuracy of the results and their relevance to time were rated very poorly by Internet users, but this data is not worrying since the company began using the Bing engine following the agreement signed with Microsoft.