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On April 13, 2005, we wrote a blog entry at the Search Engine Roundtable about the 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.
RustyBrick decided to build a white-labeled search engine that pulled results randomly from one of the major four search engines.
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The results are taken from one of the four engines listed above and placed within RustySearch, a white-labeled search engine. The purpose is for you to test the results, and judge on a subjective level, what the relevancy of the result are, on a one to five scale. We understand that there are other factors outside of what we can test that count for relevancy, but we cannot possibly 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?
Start by visiting RustySearch - Here!
Results:
The results of the study will be published in about a month, June 1st. A link to the results can be found here, and at the blog listed at the top of this page. Please subscribe to the blog's RSS feed for up-to-date search engine optimization news and the results from this study. If you have any questions, please visit the thread on this topic at Search Engine Watch Forums.
Updates:
For most up-to-date results please make sure to visit The Search Engine Roundtable on a frequent basis. Here are some updates we have posted at The Search Engine Roundtable in the past:
For The Search Engine Relevancy Challenge sponsorship opportunities, please contact barry @ rustybrick.com.
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