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Microsoft aims to get current MSN users to stop going to Google.
Microsoft aims to get current MSN users to stop going to Google.
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I Googled (I mean I "Lived") my name - First Name space Last Name. First hit on Live: A blog in Japanese, where the name of the blog was a concatenation of last name first name. The same search on Google, gives the familiar sites where I (and my son, who shares my same name) have posted regularly.
Sorry, Live.Com, you're still third best.
LOL, somebody has a serious branding problem...
"In some sense it's perhaps not the position we'd like to be in, but we are in a position where quite frankly we have nothing to lose. We want to be able to come out, take some risks, do some innovation, get to a place where we have parity on some of the table stakes, and differentiate. The 70 million users we have is a substantial number, and if we can get them to do more searches, we will have gains"
Good strategy!
I've given Live Search a very fair run, but the fact is, Google usually has better results. Nothing else is important, if basic search isnt excellent.
IMO, the majority of this share of their market is the clueless IE users who can't change their default settings. Curious.
Based on the astronomical number of hosed up Windows machines on the Internet, I would have thought this number would be higher.
Habits are hard to break, and ones and even harder are good habits. For search purpose Google is a good habit. Why should anyone break their Google habit for the Microsoft search habit?
thoughts and a few points of view, all my own work.
Like beware of the ponderous monster, that walks
clumsy, but with a big THUMP.
They took over the OS from IBM
They took over the browser from Netscape
They took over the Server from Sun
They took over Networking from Novell
They took over Audio from Real*
They took over Messaging from AOL
They took over PS3 from Sony with Xbox
They have seeded 500 million PCs with IE and Outlook. How long before, they start loading these 500 million habitual sheep with MSBSearch. Gradually, but surely, the boa constrictor will tighten its coils.
Think about it.
the same thing about Altavista. The used to say the same thing
about Yahoo. Maybe you don't remember Altavista or Lycos but
they were he 800 pound gorillas. Then Google provided a better
product and people switched. If MS can provide a better service
people *will* switch. Thats a darn big if but the possibility is there.
I think they would have to pay a lot of money in order to make it successful.
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