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Is Google's twist and turns turning people to Bing?

Maybe.

I know the Penguin and Panda updates have really ticked off a lot of legitimate SEO's, and Bing! is reaching out to them with open arms. Will that mean a shift in search traffic from Google to Bing? Too early to tell, but I know people are grumbling.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 6.27.2012. You can leave your response.

“Is Google's twist and turns turning people to Bing?”
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