People who search the web for the word Facebook are slightly older yet less affluent than people who search for Google Plus.
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Google Plus has yet to launch pages for brands, but that hasn’t stopped people from making comparisons with the live version on Facebook, and now so will we.
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Facebook may have its own internal search engine, with help from Bing, but it doesn’t quite live up to standards set by other trend and search services. Google and Yahoo offer social search but there are better ways to find out people’s opinions on a given subject and what your social circle likes.

Before using a Facebook search engine, check to see whether it has all these qualities.
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Google Plus is obviously still in testing mode, despite its impressive growth. But if the search-engine giant really wants to up the ante in its competition with Facebook, here are seven features the veteran social network boasts that are not yet offered by the newcomer.
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How will Facebook’s announcement that it is phasing out its app directory in favor of a search-based approach impact users of the social network hunting for apps? Probably not much.

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Small businesses find Facebook to be a more effective means of marketing than paid search.
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You can now score Facebook Credits by racking up reward points from Bing.
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We sought to improve our search engine optimization for the incorporation of Facebook data into Bing and generated better results than we ever anticipated.
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While Google +1 has yet to gain significant traction, Bing and Facebook are hoping that the new personalized search results can help create a more robust social search experience.
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