Simultaeous Search In Google/yahoo/live

[freeman]

Here www.seek64.com you can search (simultaneously) what you are looking for just by clicking search

Edited December 2, 2006 by freeman

[guardian]

Thanks for that useful link.

[cdnvic]

Webcrawler and several others all search multiple search engines at once.

[freeman]

search result for the word " boy " in seek64 : 807,286,138 and same search in webcrawler : 108 !!!

[cdnvic]

What are the quality of the returns on a real query? Writing a script to search multiple sites and lump it all together is easy, but it's quite another to return quality results, weed out spam, etc.

These megasearch sites pop up and dissappear all the time.

[freeman]

What are the quality of the returns on a real query? Writing a script to search multiple sites and lump it all together is easy, but it's quite another to return quality results, weed out spam, etc.

These megasearch sites pop up and dissappear all the time.

The quality of a query is the precision and relevant results. The results displayed in seek64 are exactly the ones you may find if you search with an independent Google /Yahoo or Live search engine.

Whether these sites appear or disappear was not my concern.

Now..they are providing good sevice...if disappear...no problem return to google/yahoo....

[kayo]

search result for the word " boy " in seek64 : 807,286,138 and same search in webcrawler : 108 !!!

seek64 : 807,286,138

webcrawler : 108

Oh! WOW! seek64 got way more results than webcrawler so it must be better!

108 seems like a far more manageable result.

Oh, btw, I did not use the word boy in my search.

[friend2]

I have no problem getting hits on google, it's the "search in results"

that are sometimes bothersome.

Using quotation marks and other techniques offcourse narrows it down

somewhat.

It's not the quantity of hits that really matters, finding what you're looking for is.

Edited December 2, 2006 by friend2

[nasibi]

Thanks freeman

it facilitated my job

[londonthai]

never heard about Live

yahoo derailed some 5 years ago

google rules

[sting01]

try copernic (www.copernic.com) ... the most accurate . and you can or can not use double quotes.