http://sem-group.net/search-engine-optimization-blog/social-media/web-20-startups-that-have-it/ Search Engine Optimization, pay per click campagin management, web development and social media optimization. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:37:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://sem-group.net/search-engine-optimization-blog/social-media/web-20-startups-that-have-it/#comment-1404 San Antonio Bankrupt Mon, 04 May 2009 17:25:24 +0000 http://sem-group.net/?p=47#comment-1404 The alternatives get better. I would like to see search engines using Lexis-Nexis style search operators such as the ability to search within x words of and boolean operators and, or, not, as well as parentheses. I used to use hotbot which was about as close as it came to that type of search. Hotbot also had an exact phrase option where it would only pull up pages that contained exactly that phrase. I guess it is too precise for most people. The alternatives get better. I would like to see search engines using Lexis-Nexis style search operators such as the ability to search within x words of and boolean operators and, or, not, as well as parentheses. I used to use hotbot which was about as close as it came to that type of search. Hotbot also had an exact phrase option where it would only pull up pages that contained exactly that phrase. I guess it is too precise for most people.

]]> http://sem-group.net/search-engine-optimization-blog/social-media/web-20-startups-that-have-it/#comment-3229 San Antonio Bankruptcy Attorne Mon, 04 May 2009 17:25:00 +0000 http://sem-group.net/?p=47#comment-3229 The alternatives get better. I would like to see search engines using Lexis-Nexis style search operators such as the ability to search within x words of and boolean operators and, or, not, as well as parentheses. I used to use hotbot which was about as close as it came to that type of search. Hotbot also had an exact phrase option where it would only pull up pages that contained exactly that phrase. I guess it is too precise for most people. The alternatives get better. I would like to see search engines using Lexis-Nexis style search operators such as the ability to search within x words of and boolean operators and, or, not, as well as parentheses. I used to use hotbot which was about as close as it came to that type of search. Hotbot also had an exact phrase option where it would only pull up pages that contained exactly that phrase. I guess it is too precise for most people.

]]> http://sem-group.net/search-engine-optimization-blog/social-media/web-20-startups-that-have-it/#comment-65 Gerald Weber Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:10:00 +0000 http://sem-group.net/?p=47#comment-65 Very interesting sites Ann. I especially like wordia. Thanks for the guest post! Very interesting sites Ann. I especially like wordia. Thanks for the guest post!

]]> http://sem-group.net/search-engine-optimization-blog/social-media/web-20-startups-that-have-it/#comment-3228 Gerald Weber Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:10:00 +0000 http://sem-group.net/?p=47#comment-3228 Very interesting sites Ann. I especially like wordia. Thanks for the guest post! Very interesting sites Ann. I especially like wordia. Thanks for the guest post!

]]> http://sem-group.net/search-engine-optimization-blog/social-media/web-20-startups-that-have-it/#comment-42 Snoo.ws » Blog Archive » Wordia creates visual dictionary-wiki Mon, 10 Nov 2008 12:11:22 +0000 http://sem-group.net/?p=47#comment-42 [...] site was given a five out of five rating on a Search Engine Marketing Group blog. Tags: Bebo, Harper Collins, Michael Birch, National Literacy Trust, Open University, Search [...] [...] site was given a five out of five rating on a Search Engine Marketing Group blog. Tags: Bebo, Harper Collins, Michael Birch, National Literacy Trust, Open University, Search [...]

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