Microsoft is offering the chance to win $1,000,000. Such is the tech giant's desperate attempt to not have its search engine ...

If you thought the Microsoft Rewards loyalty program wasn’t worth a try, you might want to think again, as there’s now a ...

Microsoft has left no stones unturned to push its services to users who use alternatives. Browsers and search engines are two of the key markets where they have been trying to dethrone Google — or at ...

Microsoft is doing everything possible to get folks to use its Bing search engine. Its latest attempt involves a sweepstakes competition for folks who can switch from Google to Microsoft’s ...

It would be kind of funny if Google countered with a $2 million sweepstakes, though it hardly needs to worry about Bing at the moment. According to the latest audit by StatCounter, Google's search ...

For nearly three decades, Google has dominated the online search market. But now, the tech giant finds itself at a crossroads ...

Exact Keywords: Bing does not perform well with broad-matching keywords, so using exact keywords is essential for achieving high rankings. This means that keyword research should focus on ...

Bing Rewards launched in 2010 as a way to incentivize the use of the Bing search engine. Sure, it seems a bit like Bing is bribing people to use their search engine, but loyalty programs are ...

The company started using its own engine for indexing social media accounts and the "shopping" part of search results, while still relying on external APIs, including Bing's. By 2019, Qwant had ...

TL;DR: Microsoft is offering a $1,000,000 prize as part of its Rewards loyalty program to encourage the use of Bing, Edge, and other services. The "Ultimate Giveaway" will award one person $ ...

The company’s search engine will crawl “the web to provide conversational answers about current events to people using its Meta AI ... results from Google and Bing as part of its answers.

This isn’t the first time Microsoft has done this, with the possibility of earning points just by searching using Bing previously - but now the stakes are much higher, and it hardly requires any ...