Can Facebook and Bing datas overcome the Google dominancy on web?

Facebook has already created a niche in social media marketing. Currently, Bing supplies web results for Facebook’s own search feature.

So it can be expected that Facebook will share it's datas with Bing. Now if this happens then Bing will have a huge collection of data for social media and web search users.


Do you think this can pull down Google dominance to a considerable extent?

 

It's an issue that can't be predicted so casually. The most important thing is that facebook data's are indexed by google too. As far as comparing Google's data with Bing and Facebook then i will say that Bing has to grow up more by indexing huge number of websites.

Let's see what's waiting for us...

 

Hello,

I think yahoo and Bing can defeat Google in near future they have the potential they need to just push a bit harder.

Thanks

 

But again applications using google API are growing faster. So don't you think it will add an extra benefit for keeping Google ahead.

 

good decision fallow good wealth

 

It is possible in case Google remains blind to Social Media and doesn't develop Social Network of it's own, which he can implement easily, since most of the users have Gmail. There are already some social data, that Google knows about you, but this could extend the reach.

I believe Google is making a surprise for us in the form of Google Me.

We need to wait and see. Competition on the Social Media market is extremlly good thing and importnat.

 

it takes to time for bing to overpass the Google...

time ang effort for microsoft before they can surpass the SE Giant

 

what if google feel threat & they blacklink facebook out of google

 

that's a thing, which no search engine can do. though they are meant for some business but there are some protocols too. If a search engine become bias to such an extent what you are saying then take it granted that it had axed it's own leg.

 

Websys_seo is exactly right, just look at AOL, that is basically what happened to them, they thought that they could decide which websites you were allowed to see and now no one wants an AOL account or to use AOL...