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Tag: search engines
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Alternative Search Engines: A New SEO Frontier?
Google's reign on internet search may not last forever. So, what alternatives are out there, and are they worth paying attention to?
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Enterprise Search in 2018: What a Long Strange Trip It's Been
Another shift in the enterprise search space from search engine to insight engine.
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How Visual Search Is Influencing Marketing: A Look at Pinterest Lens
Marketers and consumers have long turned to search engines for convenience. But as our interfaces have changed and our options for media have broadened, our needs for search capabilities have also become more nuanced. One nuance being explored more deeply these days is image search.
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SEO Insights: Are You Smarter than a Search Engine?
There are seven major themes driving search today, according Rand Fishkin, the flamboyant founder of search engine strategy and tools vendor Moz. And to no one's surprise, many of them are frustrating marketers' efforts to attain good returns from their search engine optimization (SEO) efforts, he conceded.
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Google's New Search Exec is All About AI
John Giannandrea helped develop RankBrain and earlier spearheaded the Knowledge Graph.
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6 Ways Enterprise Search is Nothing like Google Search
Google's popularity in the consumer world causes many people to have similar expectations of enterprise search. Beyond the 3000 plus engineers that Google has working on its search algorithms, ranking and relevancy of results, there are many other ways that the two cannot be compared.
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Bing News Updates to Showcase Trending Stories
Keeping track of popular stories and social posts is getting a bit easier with Bing. The Microsoft-owned search engine’s news section has added a trending feature.
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Yandex Updates Smart Email Sorting Tool
Yandex, sometimes called the Google of Russia, has updated a smart sorting tool within its email system that helps people take actions on a variety of emails like meeting invites and e-tickets. Just 10% of Emails are Personal Correspondence Because so much of email today consists of automatic reminders and
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Web CMS Features for SEO Success
Several years ago, I was evaluating Content Management Systems for a local tech company. As you surely already know, the Web CMS market is highly fragmented. There are literally hundreds of options available.
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A Twist on Traditional Search: Find Out What is in Demand
What if you could spot a trend before it is one? Curt Dalton wondered the same thing. With his Internet Time Machine, a search retrieval and analysis engine, companies can reverse the traditional process for finding relevant searches related to specific products and niche interests. Trends: Supply v.
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IBM's New Image Recognition Search Technology
Man, technology is COOL. Particularly new stuff like image recognition-based search engines, which operate using audio-visual content rather than tags. IBM (news, site ) announced that they are currently working in collaboration with the European Union consortium on such a tool.
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Bing! Microsoft Says Your Search Results are Ready
Bada boom, bada bing! That’s how quickly things seem to happen in the webverse anyway, the search engine avenue being no exception. Accordingly, recently there have been rumors backed by heavy advertising dollars that Microsoft (news, site ) plans to release a search engine called "Bing.
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Web CMS Vendors Embracing Open Source Search
Perhaps in an attempt to compete with third-party vendors, more Web CMS vendors are offering site search services. CMS Watch reports that 40% of major Web CMS vendors now embed the open source Apache Lucene (news, site) search engine. For their newest report CMS Watch interviewed web
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Cuil Is Not the Google Killer It Would Like to Be
You’d think that after Google, nobody would even dare to venture into the search engine market. That apparently doesn’t include some former Googlers who launched Cuil - the newest search engine that describes its mission as “to index the whole Internet” and “analyze and sort out its pages so you
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