Dental SEO Company Is Ready for Bing.com
by Ali Husayni, in News, on June 16, 2009

Tuesday, June 16, 2009 — BOULDER, CO — Microsoft’s new search engine, Bing.com, is gaining momentum in the Web industry. Although Bing is still in its infancy, the arrival of a new search engine poses new challenges for Web optimization and search engine optimization (SEO) companies. However, Sinai Marketing, Inc., industry experts in search engine optimization, is poised for new search engines and changes to the Web industry.
Even though Sinai’s optimization techniques are custom-made for top search engines such as Google and Yahoo!, their methods for Internet dental marketing are proving successful even in new search engines such as Bing.
Thanks to Sinai’s Web optimizations, clients are benefiting top Bing rankings as well as Google rankings. Dr. David DiGiallorenzo, a periodontists practicing in Philadelphia and Sinai dental SEO client, is placed in the topmost position in Bing. Other Sinai clients benefiting top search engine rankings in Google and Bing are Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth, a Minneapolis orthodontist, and Dr. Atoosa Nikaeen, an orthodontist practicing in Los Angeles.
“It is a joy to see our SEO techniques prove successful in new search engines,” said Sinai President, Ali Husayni. “We can not control how the Web industry shifts and how new search engines like Bing collate data, but it is exciting to see our techniques translate so well to new services.”
Launched June 4, 2009, Bing has gained a 2% bump in usage in the U.S. over a two-week period from 13.8% to 15.5%, according to comScore, an Internet research company. Sinai’s goal is to not only help clients achieve top rankings in dominant search engines, but emerging ones as well, said Husayni.
Sinai works largely in dental SEO for general dentists and specialized practices in the U.S as well as in various other industries. Sinai optimizes clients’ Web sites by modifying the code and content for search engine spiders. Search engines place the most popular and best optimized sites at the top of their search results. Thus, for a SEO company like Sinai, it is imperative to give clients top results in whatever keywords they desire.
“New search engines could use different spiders and current search engines modify theirs constantly for better search engine results [SER], so the potential for obsolete SEO tactics is ever present,” said Husayni. “Keeping our methods in line with the changing trends is a top priority. We strive to give our clients the best possible service, and keeping our clients at the top of search engines is of paramount importance.”
Learn More
If you would like to learn more about Sinai Marketing, or would like to schedule a free consultation with Sinai President, Ali Husayni, visit: www.sinaimarketing.com, or call: (303) 932-6559.
About Sinai Marketing
Sinai Marketing, Inc. was established in 2004. Since then, its team has done its best to master industry-standard SEO techniques and develop new ones.
Sinai’s code-efficiency optimization techniques, along with the highest quality link building methods are what guarantee its clients’ Web sites success on the search engines.
In 2008, Sinai Marketing created a new marketing tool for dental practices- www.infodento.com. Dental practices are eligible to join this site to use free services including free dental Web sites and dental forums and to post their dental articles, dental press releases and dental videos.
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4 Comments
posted June 18, 2009 at 8:31 am | Permalink
I S H says:
Congratulations on your seo success with Bing! I have one question:
http://www.decisionengine.com/Default.html
How does the new “decision engine” paradigm affect the development and success of seo in the market? How this will affect people like me trying to market goods and services?
Best wishes
Idris
posted June 20, 2009 at 1:13 am | Permalink
Ali Husayni says:
Thanks.
First, Google has been a “decision engine” for a while:
http://www.google.com/landing/searchtips/
And many features that Bing is offering Google has offered in the past. Effectively, Microsoft has used its excess-cash to pull together many existing and successful features of the Web and placing them on one search engine: simple search engine design, travel, business reviews, etc. At the same time, it is heavily investing in marketing Bing.
The existing hype is merely a work of marketing and it’s not because of something extra-ordinary about Bing.
The general design is very similar to Google as well - so are the search results. The only “real” difference on the search results page is the categorization of the search results within what Bing “thinks” would be correct categories for the specific search term. It also plays the videos when you hover over them and a few other “cool” things. These modifications are not “breath-taking.”
Getting to your other question: Bing currently does not have much importance - compared to Google - when it comes to your marketing efforts for two reasons: 1) since the results are very similar to Google’s, if your site is well-placed on Google, then it will do well with Bing; and 2) its current market-share is only 12% - Google’s is over 60%.
People use search engines to find what they’re looking for. If Bing is unable to show a much better search results - compared to Google’s - it is doomed to remain irrelevant.
posted June 20, 2009 at 10:16 pm | Permalink
Heliya says:
We have many search engines out there, why are you interested in bing.com after Google, Yahoo! and MSN? What does make bing.com a prominent search engine?
posted July 4, 2009 at 10:02 pm | Permalink
Ali Husayni says:
Microsoft spent Millions of dollars to come up with Bing.com in order to compete with Google. In the past they have had a history of gobbling up totally destroying big and successful companies such as Lotus and Netscape. So, they wanted to run a similar scenario on Google.
Fortunately, this time, the giant has not been able to use its cash to ruin something good.