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This can mean only one thing: Your Google SERPs suck, and by luck or skill you are doing well on MSN. If I can get a site to #1 on any SERP on both Google and MSN, Google will dominate in the logs. ;)
Likely translation: "I am doing much better on MSN than Google. Thus MSN is doing a better job of evaluating pages." ;)
I find MSN SERPs wretched as a surfer. I almost never bother with MSN. Google, Yahoo and Ask.com run circles around MSN.
You should try out ask.com. Although, if you normally do search for widgets in your hometown, ask.com may not be best. Both Google and ask.com will tend to gravitate to authority sites. A site about widgets in your hometown likely isn't authoratative about widgets in general. Where MSN fails is that on a short search phrase, even on a non-competitive search, it misses some obvious authority sites. But then MSN is fickle. While sometimes SERPs are a mess, other times they are spot on.
I'd love to get more MSN traffic--and I'd like to think that I deserve it, since I was on the MSN payroll for 4-1/2 years. :-)
each has its merits. on sites that are very well established i'm finding that the msn share is not fluctuating much and google is by far the largest search referer.
for those that dis msn search (or any other) and insist on only using google, then please keep doing so!
i'm interested in all search engines results and use them all, i like to see how they change and the results they give.
imho, all the majors give good good (but different) results in my area of interest, i'm sure this my differ for others.