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What kind of SE would BEAT Google?
Is it possible to improve on Google's game? How about a manually indexed, scored, and cross-indexed search engine?
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milliondollarhomepage.com will beat google in teh end
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How about a search engine that ONLY gives you links to matrial that is what you did a search for. If I do a search for double anal fucking, I don't want 2 million links coming back with 1,999,990 being nothing but full page ads sites and not content.
I guess the only way to do this would make it a search engine where every link is verified for content. I would say the submitter is only charged if they get listed or there is a small fee for submitting but then a larger fee if you actually get listed. Just my :2 cents: Flow |
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How can such a MANUALLY VERIFIED SE be promoted? Just press releases, target articles, and word of mouth? |
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Here is an idea - if the site is found to have changed once approved, the credit card on file will be charged $1000, all sites posted by that person will be removed and they shall be band forever. In terms of promotion, all of those and especially word of mouth! Flow |
I'd have to say any SE that gave you relevant answers to your search would be way better than Google. 9 out of 10 of the Google crap you get are not relevant at all. I used to use Google everyday but now I use Yahoo because the relevance of the results is 10 times better. Everyone wants to be listed on Google so everyone optimizes their sites for Google and spams their sites for Google. Being the so called "#1" SE has more problems than it is really worth.
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You guys are nuts. There is just too much data out there to archive it manually.
dmoz is a pretty good example of good thing that just can't really work. |
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Whatever happened to DMOZ. It's what everone on this thread seems to be talking about anyways.
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The kind of SE that wields a sword and a shield.
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They want content? They can use the members area like all good paying surfers should do :winkwink: |
DMOZ crumbled under the gargantuan task of doing what the thread starter suggests - it's simply not doable - no company is going to invest in the number of human drones to do that job. if Google allows itself to be overrun by spammers like AltaVista did before it a new engine will emerge as king. Then that one will have its day until it loses the war and so on and so on .......
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DMOZ is still great because of PR benefits.
I think a purely manual search engine that uses many differing sources of scoring would do well. What it needs to do is do well enough to gain credibility and a mass base and then it can do cybernetics (mixing human and automated inputs). It can definitely be done if someone puts in the time, money, and brains to do it. It definitely won't be done in one day and it will probably take a long long time for whoever builds it to get their money back. |
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A better example of high value added search engine content system is About.com -- it sold within the past year for quite a nice amount of bling :pimp |
google evolves everyday, i don't think that someone will beat them soon
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Google will rule 4ever --> my opinion
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> Is it possible to improve on Google's game?
Yes. > How about a manually indexed, scored, and cross-indexed search engine? No. |
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Honestly... its all a business. Most of the time it is not a question of the best product, is a question of the best marketing/promotion/connections/money/everything else. To beat Google in my drunk and stoned mind, you need more wild out there ideas and money than anything else. Google gets by on wild ideas half of the time. The key is integrating everything you do into the daily life of everyone else.
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Manual tasks are only good in process of automating things, imho. Google built solid market platform and will lead untill someone comes close to what they're doing with optimizied architechture and faster display of results, of course even more relevant. The only serious competitor for google now is MS, we'll see how serious MS is after their release of vista. |
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Regardless, 1 or 2 clicks per day, multiplied by millions of times (plus add on/multiplier traffic) sure does incentivize people to "expand" the size of the Net :winkwink: :1orglaugh |
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The one which beats google will be the one which shows off all the great sites google sandboxes or hides - thats got to be in the millions now.
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Easy one that updates daily.
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There is no need for relevance, only to be slightly more relevant and innovative than your closest competitor. Keep your eyes on the ball. Money.
What kind of se would beat google? MSN for example when they are successfully "integrating everything [they] do into the daily life of everyone else" :) |
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How about a personal researcher type of site?
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you beat google by not trying to be google.
be you own search engine, not a general search engine like google. be a specialized search engine; porn, engineering, science or art or whatever you want. but make it a specialized field, and make those search results relevent. you would need very good scrirpts to filter and filter again all submissions so that when it finally came to an editor most of the spam and horseshit had already been filtered out so as not to waste that editors time. make submitters pay a fee to submit pages; that should slow down a few spammers but not all. everytime a page is changed it has to be resubmitted and another fee paid. that fee should be enough to pay for the editors time and make a good profit for the company. that should cut down on spam, but not all. I think specialization and relevence is the way to beat google. after you get the first one up and running you can start another and later you have a whole network of them. all concentrating on one field only. |
Manual indexing by itself couldn't work because you can never keep up.
I can only see a search engine that offers both spidered and manually indexed results. Perhaps the top half of the screen could show the manually indexed results and the bottom half the spidered results. That way you get the best of both worlds. There will always be a compromise in both forms. Relevancy/Quality versus Quantity of search results. |
It is going to take alot to knock out google.
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How about manual relevancy judgment of auto indexed sites to prevent spam?
Maybe have a bot do the update check to make sure someone didnt get a nice resource site listed then changed his site to a toolbar inferno once he gets mad traffic Quote:
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Which SE will beat Google? None. First of all, google is years ahead in infrastructure to handle the immense load from billions of daily searches. And despite their flaws they do have algos that manage to index billions of pages and compute their relevancies somewhat well. Once they find out how to sperate real content from bullshit, Google will be golden.
What I believe will gain popularity are Wikis. Tons of information is being compiled by real users, moderated by real users, which keeps the spam to a minimum and provides great and helpful information. There's that manual review process you all want, it lies within the community. |
Good post, Equinox. Definitely gives me something to think about.... hmmm industry-specific wikis?
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I agree with equifax
although if amazon enters the SE game,I think it will gain a lot of popularity. |
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http://a9.com |
Microsoft blew it a few years ago. They owned the browser market and could have made that default page you dropped to a real search page looking for what page did not show up. We would all have evovled using their search. I still think they could do it. With the google toolbar I can set Google as the default if what I am looking for is not found. But new users etc will still use the regular browser. They could rule if they pushed that advantage.
Example type in qwertyyy.com in your adress bar. MSN.com could make it so they come up with a page not found but these sites have qwertyyy.com in them. Also I used IE for years and never noticed that little magnifying glass for "search". Put a damn type in box that says "search here". That runs to your own site. Bolt on a toolbar. I think MSN could own Google if they capture the eyeballs they already have. |
MS can still do it. They have the network advantage. It's like owning the railroad tracks but not choosing to own the trains that run on it. The only question is...the technology, they have to come up with something just as good or better than Google's tech.
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Google also has / is sued as well over certain issues, and currently they're making themselves more than a search engine, like how Microsoft made them more than an operating system; hence why everything that happened to Microsoft happened. Matt |
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