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RustyBrick Announces Search Engine Relevancy Challenge to Identify the Best Search Engine for Relevance

Search Engine Optimization Companies, Search Engine Marketing Specialists and Webmasters Invited to Rate Google, Yahoo Search, MSN Search and Ask Jeeves

Toronto, ON (PRWEB) May 4, 2005 -- To identify the best search engine for relevance, RustyBrick today announced the Search Engine Relevancy Challenge at the Search Engine Strategies 2005 Conference & Expo. Search engine optimization companies, search engine marketing specialists and webmasters are invited use RustySearch, a white-labeled search engine, to rate the top search engines.

Barry Schwartz, the Editor of Search Engine Roundtable and President of RustyBrick, Inc., said, “On April 13, we wrote a blog entry at the Search Engine Roundtable about The Search Engine Relevancy Challenge. In that entry, we proposed the idea of giving searchers, consisting of SEOs, SEMs, Webmasters and those interested in search theory, the ability to rate the relevancy of one of the big four search engines.”

Since then, RustyBrick has built RustySearch, which pulls results randomly from Google, Yahoo Search, MSN Search, and Ask Jeeves, in order to let searchers test the results and judge on a subjective level, what the relevancy of the results are on a one to five scale.

Said Schwartz, “We understand that there are other factors outside of what we can test that count for relevancy, but we cannot possible test each one. We are using the provided API’s and RSS feeds to pull the results from the search engines.”

How to Use RustySearch?

To use RustySearch, go to http://www.rustybrick.com/rustysearch.php, enter a search phrase and click search. Then, click on the title, the URL or the “rate this result” link. The site will open up in a framed window, so do not open the result in a new window.

At the top, there is a frame that says, “Rate the relevancy of this Web page for ‘search phrase here’”. Rate the result from one to five, one meaning a very poor relevancy and five meaning an excellent relevancy.

After you click a radio option, it should read, “Thanks for your input! Your vote (and many others) will decide who, really, is the search engine king!”

Then click on the button to take you back to the results. Continue by rating the next result on that page, or search on a different result.

Supporters of the Search Relevancy Challenge include Test Link Ads, PRWeb Press Release Newswire, SEO-PR, and RustyBrick. For other sponsorship opportunities, please contact barry @ rustybrick.com.

The Search Engine Relevancy Challenge is the first industry effort to identify the best search engine for relevance. Searchers, including search engine optimization companies, search engine marketing specialists and webmasters, are invited use RustySearch to rate the top search engines.

FyberSearch Releases a Search Engine to Help Users find Tutorials and Lessons

(PRLEAP.COM) Burien, Wash. - May 16th, 2005 — FyberSearch has developed and released a search engine tool to help users find tutorials and lessons on the web at http://tutorial.fybersearch.com.

Tutorials are a very important part of the internet. They provide a quick and easy way to learn a new skill. This is why FyberSearch has decided to devote resources to finding, cataloging and searching tutorials and lessons taken from all across the web.

"I learned about the internet, PHP programming and search engines all while developing FyberSearch." Says Nathan Enns, Founder & President of FyberSearch. "Online tutorials were an essential part of that process. Without them, FyberSearch may not exist as it does today. A tutorial search engine would have been great to have during that process."

Although tutorials are useful, there appear to be less of them than many other types of web documents. The FyberSearch web crawler FyberSpider is busy finding, cataloging and searching as many as possible. If you know of any good online tutorials or lessons please suggest them to FyberSearch by visiting http://www.fybersearch.com/add-url.php.

There seem to be a high number of computer related tutorials compared to other topics. For example, try searching for XML, PhotoShop, Internet and Computer. It is also important to point out that not all subjects have tutorials so there may not be results for all search queries.

About FyberSearch:
FyberSearch is a search engine technology company founded by 18 year old Nathan Enns in November 2003. Now 20, Nathan continues to own and operate the company. FyberSearch’s mission is "To make the entire web useful to each individual by providing them with the control they need to receive the results they desire." FyberSearch offers many advanced search engine features and tools that users can easily modify until they find the information they are looking for.

Nathan Enns, Founder and President
Company: FyberSearch LLC
URL: http://www.fybersearch.com
Email: owner@fybersearch.com
Phone: 206-856-0101

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