Web Site Search Tool - 6 Sample Searches For Web Surfers And Web Masters

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Web Site Search Tool - 6 Sample Searches For Web Surfers And Web Masters



I have found a free web site search tool that I like a lot. It is easy to use and highly effective. Are you an investigative mind, too?... Just one tool for over 140 different search methods! I was really surprised.

Below I am showing six examples of how to find information one would normally not find using only one search engine.

What Does This Tool Do?

Find out lots of info about the *background* of a Web site, e.g. what is its popularity? I can also look for back links to improve search engine rankings of a site. What about trademark information? Or valuable keywords to find more visitors? This is the only tool I need. But...

There is much more to it. Therefor I suggest that you first play with it by doing the sample searches below. Only then will you discover the true value of this great little web site search tool.

WHO WILL BENEFIT?

This is an intelligent search tool for inquiring minds and for any Web master.
Clicking on the link below that says *photo of Search It! link*, you will see a picture. It's not the actual tool yet. Come back here once you have seen it.

Already back?... Did you really view the web site search tool? It will be so much easier to follow our sample searches below.

LET'S WATCH IT IN ACTION

For quickly learning to use this high-speed tool, I recommend you print out this article. Do 2 or 3 sample searches to discover its ease of use. I simply love it.

First, view it...

Click here for a photo of Search It! It's not the actual tool yet....

Then use it by clicking on...

Best-Search-Methods.com (This will open a new window.)

Next, click the Search-It-link that comes up, to view the actual tool. (Close the window under it.)

6 SAMPLE SEARCHES OUT OF 140 POSSIBLE SEARCH METHODS

1. I want to find out who is behind a site and other relevant info about that site.

I click on the down arrow in Step 1 >> Under --SITE RESEARCH-- I click on Vital Statistics
I click on the down arrow in Step 2 >> Next, I click on Whois And Background Info >>
I click the blue link right under Step 1 & 2 and follow instructions >>
At the bottom of the upcoming page, I click the link to view search results.

2. This time I am looking for valuable content about Paris.

Step 1 >> Under --CTPM-- I click on Reference Library for Content >>
I click the down arrow in Step 2 >> Wikipedia Encyclopedia >>
I click the blue link right under Step 1 & 2 and follow instructions >>
At the bottom of the upcoming page, I click the link to view search results.

3. What Web pages are linking to a Web site I am interested in? This will show me how important the site is.

Step 1 >> Under --KEYWORDS-- I click Competition >>
I click the down arrow in Step 2 >> Back Links to SITE(Yahoo! Search) >>
I click the blue link right under Step 1 & 2 and follow instructions >>
At the bottom of the upcoming page, I click the link to view my search results.

4. How popular is a Web site? i.e. the lower the traffic rank, the higher the number of visitors to that site. See site examples below.

Step 1 >> Under --SITE RESEARCH-- I click on Popularity >>
I click the down arrow in Step 2 >> Alexa Ranking and Reviews >>
I click the blue link right under Step 1 & 2 and follow instructions >>
At the bottom of the upcoming page, I click the link to get the traffic rank, e.g. Yahoo.com is 1, YouTube.com is about 4, NewYork.com is about 120'000.

5. Now I am looking for free photos that I can use on my site.

Step 1 >> Under --ADVANCED SEARCH-- I click on Images-Video-Sound >>
I click the down arrow in Step 2 >> Image Search -- flickr (attribution) >>
I click the blue link right under Step 1 & 2 and follow instructions >>
At the bottom of the upcoming page, I click the link to get photos I can use, provided I give credit to the photographer.

6. I need to find a local business like for example a real estate agent in Fort Lauderdale or in any other US or Canadian city.

Step 1 >> Under --SPECIALIZED-- I click on Local Businesses Competition >>
I click the down arrow in Step 2 >> then Assess Local Businesses - Google >>
I click the blue link right under Step 1 & 2 and follow instructions >>
At the bottom of the upcoming page, I click the link to find addresses of real estate agents in Ft. Lauderdale, phone numbers and exact locations shown on a map.

HOW AM I USING IT?

I keep this little web site search tool open in the upper corner of my monitor... For constant access and instant info-mining of the Web. Remember, out of over 140 search methods, I showed you only six. There's a lot to discover here!

I hope you'll like Search It! as much as I do.

The author and his wife live in The Bahamas where they wrote their site http://www.Discover-Eleuthera-Bahamas.com

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