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Haha, I was asking about this just last week! http://www.seomoz.org/q/what-are-the-differences-between-google-seo-and-bing-seo

Unfortunately the discussion didn't get too much further than me saying what I got out of the link you posted above, a couple people saying do what's good for all search engines, and the rest from outside the US commenting that Google is 90% of search traffic in their country so they don't worry about Yahoo and Bing specifics.

All of which is good info but none of it answered my question. Maybe you'll have better luck?

It's interesting to note that not all of the percentage points Google is losing are going to Bing and Yahoo. Hmm...

Bing has gone from about 25% in December to 30% in March here in the States. Google is still on top but with Bing gaining as much as it is anything that helps there will bring incremental results... which is my reason for starting this discussion!

I came across this question on why the poster's rankings in Bing/Yahoo were so much lower than his rankings in Google. One of the links responded with was a presentation Rand gave about the difference in ranking elements of Google and Bing.

My purpose for looking into this is to boost rankings in Bing to be more in line with my Google rankings. My takeaways from Rand's presentation were that Bing likes shorter URLs than Google and it's better to have more links from more root domains with more precise anchor text.

Unfortunately this presentation was given at last year's SMX Advanced and is almost a year old. Since then Microsoft has been accused of basically scraping the Google SERPs and Google unleashed at least two maybe three rabid Pandas. Needless to say the environment has changed.

So my question is for those people who are happy with how they rank in Bing: What SEO factors are you seeing make a bigger impact in Bing vs. how they impact your Google rankings?