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The next step in Bing generative search In July, we introduced an early view of generative search in Bing, and today we’re taking the next step as we continue to evolve our vision of the future of search
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Bing’s “Related Searches” Option: How Many People Are Using it? I wonder how many people are using Bing’s “Related Searches” feature to refine their original search query and find our clients’ websites? It’s relatively easy to find out, all you need to know is what to look for