Bing Maps

Bing Maps powers local search experiences across the Microsoft ecosystem, including Bing Search, Microsoft Edge, Outlook, and Windows 11 widgets. It also integrates into various third-party services and enterprise applications.

bing for business

Why Bing Maps Matters

  • Significant User Base: Bing holds a notable market share in regions like the U.S. (6.6%), Germany (5.9%), and Switzerland (5.9%).
  • High-Intent Users: Approximately 54% of Bing users actively search for products and brands, indicating strong commercial intent.
  • AI Integration: Bing powers AI-driven platforms like ChatGPT and SearchGPT, and features its own AI chatbot, CoPilot (formerly Bing Chat), enhancing personalized search results.
  • Less Competitive Advertising: Bing Maps offers unique advertising opportunities that are less saturated than Google's platform, allowing brands to stand out more easily. 

Data Flow & Third-Party Use

Bing Places for Business distributes its data across:

  • Microsoft Services: Bing Search, Cortana, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads
  • Voice & Smart Search: Amazon Alexa, Yahoo Search, DuckDuckGo
  • Navigation & Mobility: HERE, Telenav, TomTom, Sygic
  • EV & Car Services: Elton, Eneco, EVBox, Tesla, Vattenfall, Journeyz
  • Web & App Embeds: Any third-party apps or websites using Bing Maps (via API or iframe)
  • Logistics & Enterprise Tools: Common in energy, automotive, and location-based analytics platforms

 

How PinMeTo Connects

PinMeTo offers a direct integration with Bing Places, enabling:

  • Centralized Management: Manage all your business listings from a single dashboard, ensuring consistency across locations.
  • Real-Time Updates: Instantly sync changes to business hours, contact details, and services.
  • Enhanced Accuracy: Maintain up-to-date information across multiple platforms, reducing discrepancies.
  • Performance Insights: Access analytics to monitor customer interactions and listing performance.