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Seems to just be a Google Custom search partner with a few issues. Clicking on the "Mobile" tab takes you away the page interface...Visiting the advertising page and clicking on the T&C reveals that there are none..needs a bit of polish. How are you getting your traffic?
He's most likely not getting any traffic. The website is horribly coded, and the text and divs are overlapping each other. It also looks like a Google Adsense search engine. You can't falsely advertise and say that it's a social search engine when all you're doing is trying to make money. User experience is KEY for creating a search engine. Yugo,
Thanks for your feedback. I have fixed broken link for terms and condition. Currently I am sending user over to Google custom search when there is no search result in our database. As we are building more and more search results in our database, user will never go to Google custom search page. We are getting a lot of hits, you can check our stat on search pages.
The concept is good but it looks more like a directory, not a search engine. How does it 'measure' the interactions of users? If somebody clicks on a search result to land at a page, does it count it as 'one relevancy click' and if the user stays on the page or site for more than say 30 seconds it counts as 'one relevancy tick'. and so on.