In Car Mobile Search Optimization Is Now A Reality!

We all have our dream car picked out, for me I’d choose the Audi R8. It’s hip, it’s stylish and really cute (from a girl’s perspective). When it comes to cars though, I’ll admit I dont know much about them. As long as they go fast and look “cute,” I’m in. This is different though, it’s not about what’s on the outside anymore, it’s about what’s on the inside. What’s so fascinating about today’s world and all the technology we have going on is that car’s such as the Toyota Camry are now coming equipped with the BING in car mobile search application. Yes, that BING.

Mobile search has officially reached an all new level.

Imagine being stopped at a red light, no car’s behind you and then BAM! all of a sudden there’s a line behind you and it scared you a little bit. This is Bing! It’s officially snuck up behind us, excpet we’re not scared, we’re ecstatic, elated, intoxicated, blissfuly happy.

Most Toyota cars already come equipped with “Entune” which is a form of in-car technology which keeps you connected and updated with the most popular apps. Apps, such as bing, iheartradio, pandora and opentable to name a few. The app also keeps you updated on fuel prices, movie tickets, sports, traffic and weather. All of these services are delivered through smartphone or bluetooth services.

-The new search application requires connection to a smartphone, and the data will likely be included in the mobile segment.

-The app is not browser based, meaning the SERP is built-in.

-Search queries seem to be only local search, as of right now.

The fact that this technology will become very popular if results are positive and people enjoy it. As I stated earlier this takes mobile search to a new level, if this catches on it would raise and see that level (for all my poker fans) go bye-bye-bye.

So what is so great about this? (I assume you are asking yourself.) How would it make you feel if I told you, gone are the day’s of traveling all across the county to find a certain store. Gone are the day’s of having to search and search and search to find a good place to take a hot date.

Bing is here to help. 

No longer do you have to make a suggestion and then your date makes a suggestion and you go back and forth trying to make a decision while working a phone and driving. This makes the roads safer for others around you and you (personally) go from having a stressful date to a cohesive decision making date.

Now, I’m a St. Louis girl born and raised. We love our Anheuser-Busch, Cardinals Baseball and Toasted Ravioli. Let’s say you pick your date up and you ask her where she wants to go for dinner. After she had a long hard day at the office she say’s “I want to go somewhere where I can have an ice cold bud light, watch the birds on tv and enjoy a nice plate of ravioli.” You say okay and turn to your bing application.

Once in the application, you select restaurants, then a list will appear on the screen, American, Italian, Japanese, etc. (Too bad they don’t have a place for hole-in-the-wall sports bar, those are the best.) You select American, then another list pops up. This list will list all of the restaurant’s that fall under the “American Cuisine” category. You search for a place that sounds interesting like Patrick’s at Westport Plaza. Over 60 TV’s throughout the establishment, with the Cardinals game guaranteed to be on at least half of them. You select Patricks and viola, your map kicks into gear and guides you in the right direction on how to get there.

Next thing you know, you’re enjoying your date and the best team in baseball has forced a game seven with a walk-off in extra innings by David Freese.

Believe it or not, in-car mobile search may just be the new break through for the modern world. Bing has made a wise decision, car’s are purchased every day here and they chose the most popular car in America at the moment to market their new technology with. They themselves are also “capturing hearts of more people every month.”