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06/06/2016
Recent updates to the Pinterest search engine have SEO analysts and techies debating over the best search engine. While I do still often use Google to search for images when I'm making PowerPoint presentations and Photoshop images, the question comes down to: what are you looking for?
If you want stylish images and infographics, Pinterest has you covered, but when searching for literal brands, I think Google takes the cake. Let's look at some comparisons.
3 Features Google Doesn't Have
If you want stylish images and infographics, Pinterest has you covered, but when searching for literal brands, I think Google takes the cake. Let's look at some comparisons.
3 Features Google Doesn't Have
- Categorized Browsing Pages: If you don't know exactly what you want to look at, you can get general results without pulling up literal images of film or music notes.
- Pinterest will show you what's popular so you can see what people are talking about.
- The home newsfeed shows you what the people you follow are interested in, so you don't miss photos about subjects you're interested in.
- Search for other images using an image.
- Search for GIFs right from the images tab.
- Google helps you find related searches so you can find exactly what you're looking for.
- Polka Dots
- Robot
- Little Mermaid
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