An Animal-Based Search Engine Algorithm Zoo Alternative

Oct. 29, 2013 - PRLog -- The largest search engine has so many users and with a perpetual change to their algorithm always looming, one can only wonder why is this necessary and what is the ultimate reasons for making so many changes. Change is inevitable, but to skew the logic to serve yourself and not the end users is not the best.

Time was, when the internet was created to enlighten, enhance, and expose the world to everyone, making it possible to learn virtually immediately about so many aspects of our global existence. It has been nothing more exciting than to literally have a mental thought about any given subject and be able to pull up more information on that subject within seconds.

In seeking out how and where your particular website is being indexed and recognized can be a daunting task. One quick way to see just how broad your website exposure is being displayed in the search engines is to use a mega search engine and let that tell you if and which major search engines are finding your site.

The internet would be useless without their main component of search engines, to reach out and pinpoint the specific topic you are inquiring about and providing you with an unbiased array of content associated with that topic. To intentionally block out or downplay any content that is highly targeted to a given subject is a form of propaganda or censoring that can only bring into question for what purpose would a search engine want to constantly create new accepting criteria to be placed high in their results.

When the alternative to an ever changing search engine is one that is both reliable and understandable to those who seek to share their targeted content, you can better appreciate the services that the underdog search engines offer. There is clearly less interest in personal gain at the expense of its audience and contributors to the lesser used search engines and this should be a greater consideration of the end users to make a conscious choice of supporting those that are still operating on giving the individual and smaller companies the equal playing field for your time and consideration as the larger deeper pocketed companies and corporations.

One great alternative to using a singular search engine to serve your requests, is to consider a combined results search engine that gathers its information from multiple search engine results. This allows each search engine to compile its top ranking content using their own criteria and then combing those websites as a collective effort to the end user. This multiple choice is all serving and ultimately an excellent alternative to finding just what you’re looking for.

http://Wealthsmith.com has been online since 1999 and has seen its ups and downs with ranking on the internet due to one major search engine constantly changing its ranking criteria, and yet other search engines have maintain a page one ranking for its content.  This is quite common with many recently top ranking websites. This has been a very frustrating task to stay ranked well among your competitors.

By using a metasearch engine you can expect a far more balanced ranking with your efforts to rank well over all search engines.

Dogpile.com is an unusual name for a search engine, but when it produces the best of the best, the name is secondary to what you will find as good as it gets type of content and unbiased selection of the most relative content from multiple search engines.

The main search engines that Dogpile.com uses as its references are Google, Yahoo, and Yandex. These three major search engines can provide a great base for the type of information you are looking for. The Yandex search engine is a Russian based company and offers a different level of global search origin and this makes it a plus in respect to the unbiased nature we hope to achieve.

So, if you are webmaster and you want to see just how effective your advertising base really is, these three major search engine companies will show how your website’s reach really is. Dogpile is a registered trademark of Blucora Inc.