Get Move Out of your search Engine
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Microsoft’s search engine is the second most popular search engine in the world, with 15.8% of the search market.
DuckDuckGo is that it doesn’t retain its users’ data, so it won’t track you or manipulate results based on your behaviour.
Quora The personal touch some users perfer.
Dogpile may look like a search engine you cobbled together with clip-art, but that’s rather the point as it
pulls in and ‘curates’ results from various different engines including Google and Others.
Vimeo The professional’s choice of video-sharing site
Yandex Is a Russian portal, offering many similar products and services as Google, and it’s the dominant search engine in Russia.
Boardreader surfaces results purely from forums, message boards and, of course, Reddit.
WolframAlpha is a ‘computational knowledge engine’, or super clever nerd to you and me.
Ask it to calculate any data or ask it about any fact and it will give you the answer
StartPage (originally Ixquick) was the first search engine to allow its users to search privately.
Ask Jeeves is still around. Also he’s no longer a Wodehousian butler, but a computer generated bank manager. Weird.
SlideShare is a really handy place to source information from presentations, slide decks,
webinars and whatever else you may have missed from not attending a conference.
CC Search is particularly handy if you need to find copyright free images for your website (as discussed in this post on image optimisation for SEO).
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