Entireweb's new search engine vs. paid inclusion service

Discussion in 'All Other Search Engines' started by christly, Dec 21, 2009.

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    I see in the blog on the Entireweb.com search engine, that they are launching a new, revised search engine (to compete with Google, Bing, Ask.com , and Yahoo.com) sometime in Spring 2010. It is supposed to be very inclusive of sites, unlike the current scheme where you pay per web page to guarantee each page's listing.

    I have been subscribed to Entireweb's paid inclusion service for many years, and I wonder if anyone knows how the new free, redesigned search engine on Entireweb will affect the need to keep subscribing to get listed on Entireweb and their member search sites?

    Thanks.
     
    christly, Dec 21, 2009 IP
  2. checkblog

    checkblog Well-Known Member

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    Well, i think it is hard to beat Google yahoo n bing.
     
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  3. christly

    christly Peon

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    True, but I believe they want a bigger search presence than being a primarily paid inclusion search engine. More eyeballs visiting their Entireweb.com site...
     
    christly, Dec 21, 2009 IP
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    Badlands07 Well-Known Member

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    They are more than a paid inclusion engine, it is just that they get so little traffic that you never hear of them. I have paid for a full inclusion on one of my sites (all URLs) and have ZERO traffic from them and/or any of their partners. I see we are listed for any search results, but NEVER get any traffic at all.

    Do you get traffic? If so, which engine provides it - EntireWeb and/or partner(s)?

    Would love to hear what you have to say.

    Also, in the EntireWeb blog I believe that they say they either 2 or 6 million pages indexed. This is VERY small even in comparison to something like Exalead who has around 10 billion and is still considered a very small search engine.
     
    Badlands07, Dec 21, 2009 IP