Add your URL to the Major Engines

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ask jeeves - altavista - aol-netfind - excite - goto - hotbot - infoseek         lycos - netscape - people search webcrawler - yahoo - yellow pages

As metasearch sites become better known, the number of people using them
will grow even vaster.  So       It offers
simultaneous coverage of the major search engines in one simple query but it
also allows users to use

ANY TYPE of search syntax so it's not necessary to master several different
styles of syntax.

So       and you will always have idexor's
ability to including special syntax   BY ITSELF   for queries that you have
entered incorrectly.

This is why we call it a SMART meta search tool... so if your a beginner or an
advanced searcher you will benefit every time.    By   
now,   you will have - simplicity - and ground-breaking effectiveness - at your
fingertips



The Technology of idexor

Because idexor is a "meta" search engine has at its disposal the
very latest - and fastest search technology

What is the advantage of a "MetaSearch" engine?

"MetaSearch" engines like idexor query all the major search engines
and then properly formats the words and syntax for each source being probed.

Metasearch engines (and idexor is the best of these) have improved
their search capability and it is becoming more and more advantageous to use
these engines.   This is because more and more netizens are using these
resources for one-stop searching.

The Internet continues to grow exponentially, metasearch engines enable users
to simultaneously search more web real estate through one search box, rather
than having to perform multiple searches from various sites.

According to a 1999 study by NEC Research, the best and the largest SINGLE
Internet search engines cover less than 17 percent of the web, whereas
metasearch engines like idexor cover 50%

This Latest Research Shows that:

"71 percent of Internet users keep trying different search engines when they
can't find what they're looking for on the web,"

with idexor this is no longer necessary

according to RealNames survey conducted earlier this year, it appears that the
trend toward the use of metasearch sites, like idexor, will continue.

What exactly are metasearch engines?

They are search sites without a local database that operate entirely by
querying other search engines and directories. In other words, when you ask
metasearch engines like idexor to search for something, they, in
turn, ask search engines to search for what you're looking for.

A metasearch engine submits queries to more than a dozen of the web's
leading search tools, including both search engines and directories, and the
results are reported from all sources, after the metasearch engine first
parses and sorts results to check for duplicates.

The benefit to searchers is the ability to save time and effort by bringing many of
the web's best search tools together in one place.

What is so powerful about idexor is that it highlights the strengths of all
the contributing search engines. Single-searchers like Google are great at delving
deep into the web and picking up very specific content, whereas Single-searchers
like About.com and LookSmart rely on their editors to select the best the web has
to offer



For a web site to appear in idexor's results, one or more of the search
engines listed below must have previously listed the site in its index.

idexor has the advantage that all of its pages are in fact FIRST PAGES as
this is where they are found on the other engines

idexor cannot add, delete, change, or otherwise influence the presence
or absence of URLs in the engines and directories searched, although
the owner/operator of an individual web site can modify his or her web
listings by visiting Thunderstone and Open Directory.

idexor searches Yahoo, AltaVista, Excite, Google, the other top search
tools.     It sorts and displays results by relevancy and eliminates duplicates.
Here is a list of databases from which it searches:



• YAHOO: An Internet directory
  
  
• AltaVista: A robot search engine
  
  
• Excite: A robot search engine
  
  
• Lycos: A robot search engine
  
  
• Infoseek (Go.com): A robot search engine
  
  
• hotbot: A robot search engine
  
  
• Google: A robot search engine
  
  
• WebCrawler: A crawler-based search engine
  
  
• LookSmart: An Internet directory
  
  
• Thunderstone: A crawler-based robot search engine
  
  
• DirectHit: A popularity-based crawler search engine
  
  
• FindWhat: A pay-for-placement search engine
  
  
• Kanoodle: A pay-for-placement engine
  
  
• RealNames: An editorial/pay-for-placement search system
  
  
• Sprinks: A pay-for-placement engine