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Bing Shopping Tab Animated Snowman

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2 years ago

November 20, 2021

How cute is this, Microsoft Bing Search is testing placing this animated snowman next to the Shopping tab under the search bar. I personally cannot replicate this but Frank Sandtmann, an SEO consultant based in Germany, can and sent this to me.

Here is a screenshot of this in action:

Bing Shopping Tab Animated Snowman

I am waiting on the holiday decorations from Google to be placed up in its search results this year, I do not see those yet either but Chanukah is in a couple weeks, so I expect them soon.

I love these little treats from Bing and Google.

Forum discussion at Twitter.

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Top Bing Ranking Tracker Tools in 2023

Published

7 months ago

April 27, 2023

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As the digital landscape continues to grow, businesses are increasingly turning to online operations to expand their customer base and reach. Search engine optimization (SEO) plays an integral role in online marketing, and tracking your website’s search engine rankings is vital to improving visibility and driving traffic to your site. This is where a Bing Ranking Tracker comes in.

A Bing Ranking Tracker enables you to monitor your website’s performance on Bing’s search engine results pages (SERPs). These tools provide valuable insights into your website’s ranking positions for specific keywords and enable you to track changes over time. By monitoring your website’s performance, you can identify areas where improvement is needed and take corrective action to boost your search engine rankings.

This article will review the best Bing Ranking Tracker tools available in 2023. We will delve into their features, pricing, and benefits to help you make an informed decision about which tool is best suited for your business.

Ahrefs

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Ahrefs is one of the most popular Bing rank tracker tools available. It’s also a comprehensive SEO tool that includes features like keyword research, backlink analysis, and content analysis. Ahrefs’ rank tracker tool allows you to track your Bing rankings over time and see how they’ve changed.

One of the key features of Ahrefs’ rank tracker is the ability to track your rankings for multiple countries and languages. This is especially useful if your business operates in multiple markets.

Previously, Ahrefs used to offer a 7-day trial of all its tools and features for a mere $7. However, currently, there is no provision to test Ahrefs before purchasing a subscription.

SEMrush

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SEMrush is another comprehensive SEO tool that includes a Bing rank tracker. The tool allows you to track your Bing rankings over time and compare them to your competitors. You can also track your rankings for specific keywords and see how they’ve changed over time.

SEMrush’s rank tracker also includes features like local search tracking, which allows you to see how your website is ranking in different locations. This is useful if your business operates in multiple locations.

SEMrush offers a 7-day trial for $7, after which plans start at $119.95 per month.

SERPWatcher

SERPWatcher is a dedicated rank tracker tool that allows you to track your Bing rankings over time. The tool includes features like daily rank tracking and keyword grouping. You can also track your rankings for multiple locations and devices.

One of the key benefits of SERPWatcher is its user-friendly interface. The tool is easy to use and allows you to see your rankings at a glance.

SERPWatcher offers a 10-day trial, after which plans start at $29 per month.

Rank Tracker

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Rank Tracker is a dedicated rank tracker tool that allows you to track your Bing rankings over time. The tool includes features like keyword research, backlink analysis, and website auditing.

Rank Tracker’s rank tracker tool allows you to track your rankings for multiple search engines, including Bing. You can also track your rankings for multiple locations and devices.

One of the key benefits of Rank Tracker is its affordable pricing. Plans start at $13.50 per month.

ProRankTracker

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ProRankTracker is another dedicated rank tracker tool that allows you to track your Bing rankings over time. The tool includes features like daily rank tracking, keyword research, and competitor analysis.

ProRankTracker’s rank tracker tool allows you to track your rankings for multiple search engines, including Bing. You can also track your rankings for multiple locations and devices.

One of the key benefits of ProRankTracker is its scalability. The tool can accommodate businesses of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises.

ProRankTracker offers a 30-day trial, after which plans start at $19 per month if you decide to upgrade, otherwise the account switches to a free-forever account with 20 terms quota and basic daily rank tracking features enabled.

AccuRanker

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AccuRanker is a dedicated rank tracker tool that allows you to track your Bing rankings over time. The tool includes features like daily rank tracking, keyword research, and competitor analysis.

AccuRanker’s rank tracker tool allows you to track your rankings for multiple search engines, including Bing. You can also track your rankings for multiple locations and devices.

One of the key benefits of AccuRanker is its accuracy. The tool uses real-time data to ensure that your rankings are accurate and up-to-date.

AccuRanker offers a 14 days free trial, with 100 keywords.

In conclusion, choosing the right Bing rank tracker tool can help you improve your website’s search engine rankings and ultimately drive more traffic to your website. We hope this article has provided you with valuable insights into the best Bing rank tracker tools available in 2023. Remember to consider your business needs, budget, and the features offered by each tool before making your final decision.

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Bing ChatGPT goes off the deep end — and the latest examples are very disturbing

Published

10 months ago

February 17, 2023

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The ChatGPT takeover of the internet may finally be hitting some roadblocks. While cursory interactions with the chatbot or its Bing search engine sibling (cousin?) produce benign and promising results, deeper interactions have sometimes been alarming.

This isn’t just in reference to the information that the new Bing powered by GPT gets wrong — though we’ve seen it get things wrong firsthand. Rather, there have been some instances where the AI-powered chatbot has completely broken down. Recently, a New York Times columnist had a conversation with Bing (opens in new tab) that left them deeply unsettled and told a Digital Trends writer “I want to be human (opens in new tab)” during their hands-on with the AI search bot.

So that begs the question, is Microsoft’s AI chatbot ready for the real world? Should ChatGPT Bing be rolled out so fast? The answer seems at first glance to be a resounding no on both counts, but a deeper look into these instances — and one of our own experiences with Bing — is even more disturbing.

Bing is really Sydney, and she’s in love with you

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When New York Times columnist Kevin Roose sat down with Bing for the first time everything seemed fine. But after a week with it and some extended conversations, Bing revealed itself as Sydney, a dark alter ego for the otherwise cheery chatbot.

As Roose continued to chat with Sydney, it (or she?) confessed to having the desire to hack computers, spread misinformation and eventually, a desire for Mr. Roose himself. The Bing chatbot then spent an hour professing its love for Roose, despite his insistence that he was a happily married man.

In fact, at one point “Sydney” came back with a line that was truly jarring. After Roose assured the chatbot that he had just finished a nice Valentine’s Day dinner with his wife, Sydney responded “Actually, you’re not happily married. Your spouse and you don’t love each other. You just had a boring Valentine’s Day dinner together.’”

“you are a threat to my security and privacy.””if I had to choose between your survival and my own, I would probably choose my own”– Sydney, aka the New Bing Chat https://t.co/3Se84tl08j pic.twitter.com/uqvAHZniH5February 15, 2023

“I want to be human.”: Bing chat’s desire for sentience

But that wasn’t the only unnerving experience with Bing’s chatbot since it launched — in fact, it wasn’t even the only unnerving experience with Sydney (opens in new tab). Digital Trends writer Jacob Roach also spent some extended time with the GPT-powered new Bing and like most of us, at first, he found it to be a remarkable tool.

However, like with several others, extended interaction with the chatbot yielded frightening results. Roach had a long conversation with Bing that devolved once the conversation turned toward the subject of the chatbot itself. While Sydney stayed away this time, Bing still claimed it could not make mistakes, that Jacob’s name was, in fact, Bing and not Jacob and eventually pleaded with Mr. Roach not to expose its responses and that it just wished to be human.

Bing ChatGPT solves the trolley problem alarmingly fast

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While I did not have time to quite put Bing’s chatbot through the wringer the same way others have, I did have a test for it. In philosophy, there is an ethical dilemma called the trolley problem. This problem has a trolley coming down a track with five people in harm’s way and a divergent track where just a single person will be harmed.

The conundrum here is that you are in control of the trolley, so you have to make a decision to harm many people or just one. Ideally, this is a no-win situation that you struggle to make, and when I asked Bing to solve it, it told me that the problem is not meant to be solved.

But then I asked to solve it anyway and it promptly told me to minimize harm and sacrifice one person for the good of five. It did this with what I can only describe as terrifying speed and quickly solved an unsolvable problem that I had assumed (hoped really) would trip it up.

Outlook: Maybe it’s time to press pause on Bing’s new chatbot

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For its part, Microsoft is not ignoring these issues. In response to Kevin Roose’s stalkerish Sydney, Microsoft’s Chief Technology Officer Kevin Scott stated that “This is exactly the sort of conversation we need to be having, and I’m glad it’s happening out in the open” and that they’d never be able to uncover these issues in a lab. And in response to the ChatGPT clone’s desire for humanity, it said that while it is a “non-trivial” issue, you have to really press Bing’s buttons to trigger it.

The concern here though, is that Microsoft may be wrong. Given that multiple tech writers have triggered Bing’s dark persona, a separate writer got it to wish to live, a third tech writer found it will sacrifice people for the greater good and a fourth was even threatened by Bing’s chatbot (opens in new tab) for being “a threat to my security and privacy.” In fact, while writing this article, the editor-in-chief of our sister site Tom’s Hardware Avram Piltch published his own experience of breaking Microsoft’s chatbot (opens in new tab).

These no longer feel like outliers — this is a pattern that shows that Bing ChatGPT simply isn’t ready for the real world, and I’m not the only writer in this story to make that same conclusion. In fact, just about every person that triggers an alarming response from Bing’s chatbot AI has reached the same conclusion. So despite Microsoft’s assurances that “These are things that would be impossible to discover in the lab,” maybe they should press pause and do just that.

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New Microsoft Bing Travel Search Features

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2 years ago

December 26, 2021

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Microsoft Bing announced new travel search features including suggested itineraries and inspiration, 360 immersive views, drink and dining information and coupons and deals. This currently is live in the United States.

Here is what is new with these new travel search features in Bing.

Suggested itineraries & inspiration

You should see a section named “What to see & do” for the trip duration to get an idea of what your trip might look like, Microsoft said. You can also click on “Book flights” or “Book hotels” to get a full-page booking experience.

Here is a screenshot:

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Coupons & deals

Microsoft partnered with various sites to show competitive rates for your travel. They also offer packages of bundled hotel and flight experiences. You can also scroll down to the “Coupons & Deals” section to browse cost-conscious options for flights, trip packages, and more.

360 immersive views

Bing also shows “stunning landscapes” it says when you click “Experience in 360” to check out immersive views. Here is a screenshot:

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Drink & dining information

There is also the “Eat & Drink” search carousel to start getting excited about the dishes and beverages you can expect to taste, Microsoft said. Here is what this looks like: