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over the next few weeks that will grow to around 1500
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Article submission
a list of 50 article submission sites
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over the next few weeks that will grow to around 1500
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Article submission
a list of 50 article submission sites
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Search engines – What are they really?
Search engines have the main purpose to index thousands of millions of web pages. Once you look for a word or a phrase, the search engine scans automatically the entire database where it has the stored pages indexed and it returns to you as a result a list containing the most relevant results for that search.
The only criteria the number of pages found and their relevance depend on are the capabilities of the used search engine.
Search engines appeared sometime in the early 90’s when Alan Emtage, a student at the McGill University in Montreal created the first search engine tool- It was called Archie. Its purpose was to search through all the info available on the FTP servers. The files on these servers were available for anyone, but you couldn’t use them unless you knew the exact address of the server & the file. Archie looked through this database and gathered lists of files for each server. It was used by people to match phrases and characters in order to take them to the server address the file they were looking for was stored.The search engine was born -
Archie is now an old method, but its creation was the first step in the search engine rally that is still going on today. As the public grew more aware of the existence of the internet, the need for a search tool became even more visible.
First there were some software robots, using the concept of spidering to index the web, following links from one site to the other and saving the text from all visited websites in a database.
Between 1994 and 1995 three important search engines appeared: Lycos-, WebCrawler & AltaVista. At about the same time Yahoo! appeared but Yahoo! is`nt a search engine. It has a search engine function, but yahoo is mainly a director of data & articles, providing different services as email and hosting. Yahoo has signed contracts with other search engines,such as Google for both of them to provide more search results.
Today search engines are in a constant competition. There are thousands of search engines- but only a few big ones. This small group of top search engines is responsible for more than 90% of all online searches.
But if search engines are free & can be used by anyone what keeps them financially viable ? The answer to the question is simple: advertising ! The more visits they have, the bigger the traffic then the more money they can make providing advertising space.
Search engines are competing to develop the best formulas and algorithms to evaluate the web pages accordingly to the keywords or phrases provided.
If someone is looking for a top position in search engines, then he has to be sure that his site is projected in such a way that search engines would find it easily, being relevant for the keywords and phrases the owner wants it to be found by.
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Have your site submitted to 300 search engines for £1.99 :-0Search engines have the main purpose to index thousands of millions of web pages. Once you look for a word or a phrase, the search engine scans automatically the entire database where it has the stored pages indexed and it returns to you as a result a list containing the most relevant results for that search.
The only criteria the number of pages found and their relevance depend on are the capabilities of the used search engine.
Search engines appeared sometime in the early 90’s when Alan Emtage, a student at the McGill University in Montreal created the first search engine tool- It was called Archie. Its purpose was to search through all the info available on the FTP servers. The files on these servers were available for anyone, but you couldn’t use them unless you knew the exact address of the server & the file. Archie looked through this database and gathered lists of files for each server. It was used by people to match phrases and characters in order to take them to the server address the file they were looking for was stored.The search engine was born -
Archie is now an old method, but its creation was the first step in the search engine rally that is still going on today. As the public grew more aware of the existence of the internet, the need for a search tool became even more visible.
First there were some software robots, using the concept of spidering to index the web, following links from one site to the other and saving the text from all visited websites in a database.
Between 1994 and 1995 three important search engines appeared: Lycos-, WebCrawler & AltaVista. At about the same time Yahoo! appeared but Yahoo! is`nt a search engine. It has a search engine function, but yahoo is mainly a director of data & articles, providing different services as email and hosting. Yahoo has signed contracts with other search engines,such as Google for both of them to provide more search results.
Today search engines are in a constant competition. There are thousands of search engines- but only a few big ones. This small group of top search engines is responsible for more than 90% of all online searches.
But if search engines are free & can be used by anyone what keeps them financially viable ? The answer to the question is simple: advertising ! The more visits they have, the bigger the traffic then the more money they can make providing advertising space.
Search engines are competing to develop the best formulas and algorithms to evaluate the web pages accordingly to the keywords or phrases provided.
If someone is looking for a top position in search engines, then he has to be sure that his site is projected in such a way that search engines would find it easily, being relevant for the keywords and phrases the owner wants it to be found by.
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