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Geek Culture / The Search Engine Experiment

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Arkheii
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Location: QC, Philippines
Posted: 20th Jan 2006 15:26
http://www.webmasterbrain.com/seo-tools/seo-experiments/the-search-engine-experiment/

Which engine really offers you the most relevance? Take the test and find out.

Computer Nerd
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Joined: 25th Jan 2005
Location: What do you care?
Posted: 20th Jan 2006 15:40
My favorite search engine is froogle. Nah, just playing google.ca

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JoelJ
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Joined: 8th Sep 2003
Location: UTAH
Posted: 23rd Jan 2006 22:31
mine came up with YAHOO, but it wasn't an every day search, i was actually surprized that any search engine found it. And I don't care how powerful Yahoo is, all those bloody banners all over the place! sick, shouldn't need to look at banners when i'm searching... that's the main reason why i use google

Megaton Cat
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Joined: 24th Aug 2003
Location: Toronto, Canada
Posted: 24th Jan 2006 00:45
My personal favorite search engine is that shiny metal can behind my house if you ask me.

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Kangaroo2 BETA2
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Joined: 23rd Aug 2003
Location: Somerset / UK
Posted: 24th Jan 2006 00:45
keeps coming up as google which is best - which is a shame as I find google (and other) search results to be less and less relevant nowadays and was hoping to fina a search engine not prone to people spamming affiliate ads, pop ups spyware etc. Oh well!


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TKF15H
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Joined: 20th Jul 2003
Location: Rio de Janeiro
Posted: 24th Jan 2006 01:20
I picked Yahoo, but all three had very similar results.

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Mattman
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Joined: 5th Jun 2003
Location: East Lansing
Posted: 24th Jan 2006 02:47
Google for me

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Les Horribres
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Joined: 20th Nov 2005
Location: My Name is... Merry
Posted: 24th Jan 2006 04:29
I typed in "Cubic Zirconium" just because I thought it would be an easyone... what suprised me was the fact that only google lead me to the science sites, MSN and Yahoo sent me to stores...

I think I will do a test, I'll go to the mall and ask women if they would like to have some cubic zirconium, and see how many are familiar with the term. Honestly, if I want to BUY fake jewerly I would type in fake jewerly.

The tests are a little screwed up, MSN keeps coming up with "array"

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Peter H
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Posted: 24th Jan 2006 15:45
Quote: " think I will do a test, I'll go to the mall and ask women if they would like to have some cubic zirconium"

they will probably hit your face, then walk away.

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