Nokodo.com Search Engine Opens Public Beta

[Ber|Art]

Nokodo.com Search Engine Opens Public Beta
All websites, even small/unknown sites, or those having a poor ranking on other search engines, can rank high on Nokodo.com with quality content.

New York, NY (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) November 18, 2004 -- Nokodo Search Engine Technologies has opened a public beta for the Nokodo.com search engine. All websites, even small/unknown sites, or those having a poor ranking on other search engines, can rank high on Nokodo.com with quality content. As a friendly new search engine, Nokodo.com “reshuffles the web.”

Nokodo.com changes how search engines return results. Nokodo.com determines its results based on a unique, complex algorithm which gathers actual website content rather than what webmasters want a search engine to see.

Nokodo.com's spiders are indexing millions of websites to display the most accurate results. This public beta, which ends December 15, 2004, allows users to test a small subset of the Nokodo.com database for results.

Nokodo.com offers free advertising to selected charities and non-profit organizations. Nokodo.com will officially open January 1, 2005.

Source: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/11/prweb180132.php

[Las Vegas Homes]

LOL looking at my industry market, all I see are websites that are listed in google past the 500 site mark. Most of those websites in the top 10 of this search engine have no real content. I think maybe the article was just another self promotion in PRWeb.

I can honestly say, I have seen amateur search engines created by some 14 year old with better results.

[Dan Morgan]

I agree with LVH, the results are terrible.

[Ber|Art]

Its a public Beta, so it cannot be perfect yet?

[DarrenC]

Looks the same as MSN.. naff results.

[melfan]

Looks the same as MSN.. naff results.

Nope very far from MSN either

[mxlabs]

terrible results indeed, but since it is a beta it can improve... I hope it does ;)

[hulkster]

Not only are they terrible, but they don't even return many results for a couple of keywords I tried, which makes me wonder how broadly they have spidered ...