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Try a search at [wisenut.com...] and preceed your favorite popular term with 'Results ' (without quotes)
such as: Results target marketing [wisenut.com]
you will see...
hotbot.lycos.com
google.yahoo.com
search.excite.com
search.aol.com
www.search.msn.com
search.netscape.com
search.yahoo.com
search.dogpile.com
even epilot.com
some SERP's listed are not even searches on exact terms, such as 'Results keyword marketing' lists a search on Dogpile for 'keyword relevance'
I remember reading a post by some person who wanted to submit serps for link pop, well here is your chance. Let us know how it works...ha ha
Hey WiseNut, if your going to crawl them, maybe you could at least filter them out of your results. It seems to be redundent, poor marketing for your own company, and a little tacky to see them(in my opinion). I like your engine, this is just an fyi...
Does the question of whether WiseNut actually crawled over a billion pages or just grab others data come to mind?? Ya, me too. But what would be the point? There is no use in a ton of urls with no supporting data (the page content) to help rank them by. They could of course rank them by the typical meta-search method by comparing all other engines ranking of a page, but I don't think all those PHDs combined would come up with that one... though I could be wrong. ;)
Hows that for the most useless thread for the day... It was just a little disturbing to see so many of them.
Seems like they haven't changed it yet...I keep hoping for good things from them.
Though if you've watched google, at one time or another over the past few years, people would spam them by serving up a cached version of the google serp itself, and then manage to rank well for those keywords.
At least it's not that bad :)
Submission glitch or spider glitch?
