Search result summary search engine Sensebot gets better results.
We reported on Sensebot last summer. Sensebot is a search engine that takes results from Google, Yahoo! and Live and summarizes them into one concise digest on the topic of your query.
Dmitri Soubbotin of Sensebot reports that they have just released a major update to SenseBot:
“The main […]

Kalena and Jerry Jordan of Search Engine College have launched a wiki on search engines called — well — Search Engine Wiki.
The idea is to use the collective efforts of search engine enthusiasts to turn the Search Engine Wiki into an online encyclopedia for search engine related issues.
“Search Engine Wiki actually began life […]

What if you could get a search engine to summarize all the information found for you? Take a look at the iResearch Reporter!
When you search the Web using a traditional search engine like Google, it will present the results as a list of web pages that should (but may not) contain the search engine you […]

Pandia gives you some of the best search engine oriented articles and stories from last week. We also take a look at how to combine Ajax with search engine friendly design.
Michael Wyszomierski and Greg Grothaus of Google has an interesting article on the use of Ajax (dynamic web page coding) and search engine friendliness this […]

If you are using the popular Twitter service to keep track of what your friends are doing, you may also get an update every time Pandia publishes a new article or news story.
Use Twitter’s search field for finding people and search for pandianews. Beside the Pandia listing you will find a “follow” button. Click on […]

Google sorts out recipes in food related searches.
Although Google is careful to distinguish between paid and regular search results, and may mix shopping, video, blog and news search results into your web search results, they will not normally sort your results into categories.
Doing a search for the correct spelling of cafe con leche, however, we […]

The web is my oyster. It’s where I go to book a holiday, to find that tune I heard on the radio, to find a recipe for pumpkin pie… And it’s where I go to find new books and fellow book lovers.
It all started with Amazon way back in 1994. I was among their first […]

The Google Android Alliance. It sounds like something out of a Ed Wood science fiction movie, and maybe it is. Google has now announced its plan for the Google Mobile Phone, and it is not a phone at all — at least not yet.
As Search Engine Land reports it is a an open source mobile […]

In the last five years, I’ve attended dozens of marketing conferences, events and seminars. During each of those shows, I’ve spent time talking to the small business owners who’ve come to try and learn a little more about how to market their business online. Time and time again, the message I hear is the same. […]

There’s a conversation going on in our Small Business Ideas forum about domain registration and the impact it has on search engine rankings. Generally, when I hear small business owners ask about this, they want to know if the age of a domain has any impact on their rankings. In the case of this thread, […]