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Friday, November 27, 2009

Lycos

Lycos is one of the oldest search engines on the Internet
today, next to Altavista and Yahoo. Their spider, named
"T-Rex", crawls the web and provides updates to the Lycos
index from time to time. The FAST crawler provides results
for Lycos in addition to its own database.

The Lycos crawler does not weigh META tags to heavily,
instead it relies on its own ranking algorithm to rank pages
returned in results. The URL, META title, text headings, and
word frequency are just a few of the methods Lycos uses to
rank pages. Lycos does support pages with Frame content.
However, any page that isn't at least 75 words in content is
not indexed.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Inktomi

Inktomi's popularity grew several years ago as they powered
the secondary search database that had driven Yahoo. Since
then, Yahoo as switched to using Google as their secondary
search and backend database, however Inktomi is just as
popular now, as they were several years ago, if not more so.
Their spiders are named "Slurp", and different versions of
Slurp crawls the web many different times throughout the
month, as Inktomi powers many sites search results. There
isn't much more to Inktomi then that. Slurp puts heavy
weight on Title and description tags, and will rarely deep
crawl a site. Slurp usually only spider’s pages that are
submitted to its index.

Inktomi provides results to a number of sites. Some of these
are America Online, MSN, Hotbot, Looksmart, About, Goto,
CNet, Geocities, NBCi, ICQ and many more.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

AltaVista

Many who have access to web logs may have seen a spider
named 'scooter' accessing their pages. Scooter used to be
AltaVista's robot. However, since the Feb 2001 site update,
a newer form of Scooter is now crawling the web. Whichever
spider AltaVista uses, it is one of the largest search
engines on the net today, next to Google.

It will usually take several months for AltaVista to index
your entire site, although the past few months scooter
hasn't been deep crawling too well. Unlike Google, AltaVista
will only crawl and index 1 link deep, so it takes a good
amount of time to index your site depending on how large
your site is.

AltaVista gets most of its results from its own index,
however they do pull the top 5 results of each search from
Overture (formerly Goto).

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Yahoo

Yahoo! is one of the oldest web directories and portals on
the Internet today, and the site went live in August of
1994. Yahoo! is a 100% human edited directory, and provides
secondary search results using Google.

Yahoo! is also one of the largest traffic generators around,
as far as web directories and search engines go.
Unfortunately, however, it is also one of the most difficult
to get listed in, unless of course you pay to submit your
site. Even if you pay it doesn't guarantee you will get
listed.

Either way, if you suggest a URL, it is "reviewed" by a
Yahoo! editor, and if approved will appear in the next index
update.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Top Search Engines

Ok, so you may know how the search engines work and you may
know that you need to be listed by them, but do you know
which engines get you more bang for the buck? In this
week’s installment, we will review the top search engines on
the Internet today.

Google

Google has increased in popularity tenfold the past several
years. They have gone from beta testing, to becoming the
Internet's largest index of web pages in a very short time.
Their spider, affectionately named "Googlebot", crawls the
web and provides updates to Google's index about once a
month.

Google.com began as an academic search engine. Google, by
far, has a very good algorithm of ranking pages returned
from a result, probably one of the main reasons it has
become so popular over the years. Google has several methods
which determine page rank in returned searches.

Monday, November 9, 2009

Expensive, Dedicated Servers

Advantages Disadvantages
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Server, software and |The cost is higher than any other
network is managed and |options
supported for |
you |
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You can select a |
custom domain name |
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Search engines don’t |
view you as second |
class |
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Improved response time |
for support |
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Uptime is improved and |
generally guaranteed |
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Technical support is |
provided, generally |
24 hours a day |
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Generally offer a |
wide range of software |
options and |
configurable bundles |
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Improved bandwidth |
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Processing power is |
not shared |
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Your choice of server will depend on how much money you have
available at the beginning and how much you plan to grow in
the future. In my opinion, for commercial sites, free
hosting is a waste of time. Your users are going to get
blasted with annoying pop-ups every time they surf to your
page, it’s going to be impossible to get a decent position
in a search engine, and you don’t even get a real business
URL. No one’s going to remember your Web address if they
have to type www.freehosting.com/my_site. But it is
possible to choose a cheap host at the beginning and move up
as your business begins to bring in money.

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Mid-Priced Web Hosting—Shared Servers

Advantages Disadvantages
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Server, software and |Shared processing power.
network is managed |
and supported for you |
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You can select a |
custom domain name |
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Search engines don’t |
view you as second |
class if you have |
your own domain name |
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Improved response time |
for support |
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Uptime is improved and |
generally guaranteed |
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Technical support is |
provided, generally 24 |
hours a day |
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Generally offer a wide |
range of software |
options and |
configurable bundles |
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Improved bandwidth