Google Wows, But Bing's Cashback Is Even Better 6 comments
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As I mentioned Monday, I love Bing’s shopping engine. In no small part because I can earn some serious cashback. As long as I make sure I’m getting the lowest price in the first place, the cashback makes it worth using Bing.
So, Google Product Search can wave all the new fancy features in front of me that it wants, if I ain’t getting a kickback, I ain’t using Google!
OK, maybe some of you aren’t quite so price conscious as me. Maybe for you, shopping is more about the journey, than the destination. If that’s the case, you’re going to love the scenery Google (GOOG) just added.
First, we have a new gallery view:

We also have new review summaries:

Nearby stores:

Video product reviews and a mobile friendly interface complete the list of new features.
But, what it doesn’t have is this:
And, until it does, I’m sticking with Bing!
Note: This is not a paid post, but someone, somewhere at Microsoft (MSFT) PR just got a raise.
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"OK, maybe some of you aren’t quite so price conscious as I am."
This single feature allows me to operate so much faster now that I've adopted taking advantage of it. I can literally often research subject 5x faster with Bing then Google since I can put my mouse pointer on the right side of the search results and have a preview with a great deal of information appear. This feature is a boon to users since you can quickly glance at which websites to go to. Often times, I am searching for hard to find information and the first results in Google, Yahoo, Bing etc. are not the most relevant but Bing allows me to browse through many different web pages in a matter of seconds without leaving their main search page. Sooner or later, Google will have to add this feature but until they do, I will use Bing search as my primary search engine.
Both the Bing and Google search engines are better then Yahoo's current search engine which still has my favorite portal for non search content. Yahoo will benefit when the Bing search engine replaces their own engine.
Sometimes it makes sense to avoid all of the major search engines and just check out wikipedia.
I use many different sources when searching for the best deal but I don't use Google's product search engine for that since it just doesn't offer any value to me at all. I'd much rather have the cashback then let Google have it. If you just want an overview of pricing, for most items I would advice checking out pricegrabber first and foremost. And then Craigslist for your area if you are in a major city, Ebay and Amazon(new and used items).
To really research the best deals, checkout sites like Slickdeals.net, fatwallet etc. Fatwallet offers cashback from many different stores but Bing offers much more cashback in percentage terms so its a nobrainer to use Bing cashback when it's available.
Even if you don't like the Bing search engine for general web searches, Bing's cashback is tremendous for any bargain hunter and well worth signing up for. I have already saved over $300 using Bing cash back and the $300 savings is over truly great prices elsewhere and not inflated list prices.
Bing rocks!!!