Live.com Is Two Years Old: Still A Failure – User Verdict

February 6th, 2007 | RSS Feed

If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to our Full RSS feed to get a daily digest of news around search engine industry.

Live.com completed two years last November. We all know that it has not been doing well these last couple of years. But how bad is that, anyway?

Going by a thread at WebmasterWorld Forums:

Every person who worked on this project should be fired

I guess the answer to your question is: Not no, but hell no! They haven't got it right!

Honestly, most users do not really use msn search or live.

It is not a micro-minority opinion, in fact, the general opinion of the industry would be no different! Shows how far behind Microsoft is left as compared to Google, Yahoo! or even, ASK.

Click here to subscribe to our RSS feed to get a daily digest of news around search engine industry. PageTraffic SEO Blog is updated four times a day and is ranked as one of the best search engine resources blog by Pandia!

Did you like this article?

"Meta Tags can lead to Copyright Infringements.” U.S. Courts!
This day has just become a 'legal rodeo' for the Internet with a U.S. Court ruling, that the use of ...
Its Official Google Bombing But Will Continue!
Marissa Mayer, Google's sharp-talking Director of Consumer Web Products posts an article called “G...
Thrilling New Version Of Live Maps Launched!
Live search has announced the release of about a dozen new enhancements for its Live Search Maps ser...
Final Verdict: Search Engines Need Not Display All Ads
MSN Live Search Releases New Features!

Comments

This website uses IntenseDebate comments, but they are not currently loaded because either your browser doesn't support JavaScript, or they didn't load fast enough.

12692 Responses2007-02-06+10%3A44%3A16Navneet+Kaushal to “Live.com Is Two Years Old: Still A Failure – User Verdict”

failure Says:
March 15th, 2009 at 11:15
failure is a stepping stone of sucess so we need to work on our flaws.
failure Says:
March 15th, 2009 at 11:17
failure is a stepping stone of sucess so we need to work on our flaws.Every person who worked on this project should be fired

I guess the answer to your question is: Not no, but hell no! They haven't got it right!

Honestly, most users do not really use msn search or live.