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Thanks.
So, if you are in any of the majors, you'll get into Vivisimo.
Check out Vivisimo Search Engine [vivisimo.com] for more.
But I'm curious if you're seeing referrals?
Thanks,
Astrid
I'd like to be proved wrong, though. :)
that's not too many :)
Some comparisons. 1 our every X users uses these SEs:
alltheweb.com: 465
teoma.com: 1600
vivisimo.com: 3570
--Dunc
daily reach of 280 per million users
That can't be right at all. Google gets (according to their pages, anyway) 150 million queries / day.
So, if 1/2 the people at Vivisimo search -> and that 280 million figure is correct -> Vivisimo should be driving referrals on par with Google.
Hmmm...something is not right with that Alexa number. :)
So, out of a daily group of a million users, 280 will visit Vivisimo.
Out of a daily group of a million users, 100,000 will visit Google.
Big difference!
Is anyone actually getting hits from Vivismo?
I've got a bunch of these:
http*//vivisimo.com/vivisimo/Snippets.html
Yet, when you open that in a browser (IE5.5) the page is blank and 'with errors'.
The code:
<HTML><BODY onload="parent.writeSnippetsFrom()"></BODY></HTML>
I'm curious what this is all about.
Pendanticist.
So, out of 1,000,000 web users -> 280 will check out vivisimo.
Okay, that makes sense. I know have a much more realistic expectation as to what I should expect from them....hm, but that interface *is* pretty cool.
As for that js snippet there, pendanticist, I have no idea -> perhaps RCJ, since he seems to get 'traffic' has seen it before?
Ted
These days, it seems like so many sites are log file spamming that I believe any engine should at least have the keyword in the referrer otherwise, how do we know it's *not* just some more log file spam?
Not saying they are - just throwing it out there.
The snippets thing is because their search results are displayed on a framed page.
