Brent wrote:
> Came across a truly intriguing site today, called "Metaspy".
> It's a feature
> at the metacrawler.com site, and every 15 seconds displays a
> (supposedly) random sampling of strings that users currently online are
> searching for:
>
> http://www.metaspy.com/
>
There are other sites like this, too:
The WebCrawler search ticker:
http://webcrawler.com/cgi-bin/SearchTicker
and
Magellan "Voyeur"
http://voyeur.mckinley.com/cgi-bin/voyeur.cgi
are two I know of:
You may want to ask Javilk about others. I believe he uses them to help
create his Search Engine analysis report:
http://www.mall-net.com/se_report/
> I just spent about half an hour watching these screens flash by, and a
> few trends were immediately evident:
<snip>
You left one out:
(6) For some reason people use other search engines to find Yahoo.
Never could figure that one out.
> - Arlington Board of Realators
Many strong indications that including misspelled words in your meta
keywords makes sense.
Jack
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