Hello all,
Just a quick question: where do the main AskJeeves results come from?
Cheers,
James
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Askjeeves Inclusion
Started by
JamesW
, Aug 17 2003 11:11 AM
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JamesW
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Posted 17 August 2003 - 11:11 AM
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Posted 17 August 2003 - 11:40 AM
Ask uses both paid inclusion and spidered results from Teoma, which they own.
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Posted 19 August 2003 - 11:46 AM
I've heard Ask Jeeves isn't all that great for bringing traffic. Is that true? This is why I've hesitated to pay for inclusion with them.
Sheri
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Posted 19 August 2003 - 03:22 PM
In addition to Teoma, Google feeds paid results to AskJeeves and the Open Directory (DMOZ) provides directory results to AskJeeves. In addition to its own site, AskJeeves provides secondary search results for Netscape Search.
According to comScore (as cited by AdAge), AskJeeves had 3% of the US Search Engine Market. 3% of 4 billion searches in May 2003 means 120 million searches. It is your call if it matters or not :-)
Hope this helps,
Mitko
According to comScore (as cited by AdAge), AskJeeves had 3% of the US Search Engine Market. 3% of 4 billion searches in May 2003 means 120 million searches. It is your call if it matters or not :-)
Hope this helps,
Mitko
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Posted 21 August 2003 - 12:51 PM
James,
If you are ranked high (1-3 top pages for your key phrases) you will get good traffic. In order to get ranked high on Ask you need a preety decent link based recommendation network though.
Anyone has feedback on this?
If you are ranked high (1-3 top pages for your key phrases) you will get good traffic. In order to get ranked high on Ask you need a preety decent link based recommendation network though.
Anyone has feedback on this?
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