List of Free Blog Search Engines

Here it is a list of free blog search engines:
Blogdigger. Submit your blog to: http://www.blogdigger.com/add.jsp

Google Blogsearch. Submit your blog to: http://blogsearch.google.com/ping

IceRocket Blog Search. Submit your blog to: http://www.icerocket.com/c?p=addblog

Plazoo. submit your blog to: http://www.plazoo.com/en/addrss.asp

Read A Blog .Submit your blog to: http://www.readablog.com/AddFeed.aspx

Technorati. Submit your blog to: http://technorati.com/account/signup/



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SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

The set of techniques  and methodologies devoted to improving organic search rankings (no paid search) for a Web site.

SEM (Search Engine Marketing)

The activities designed to improve search referrals to a Web site using either organic or paid search.Search engine marketing is also known as search marketing.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

The set of techniques and methodologies devoted to improving organic search rankings (not paid search) for a Web site.

Search Engine Marketing (SEM)

All the actvities designed to improve search referrals to a Web site using either organic or paid search.Search engine marketing is also known as search marketing.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF WEB SEARCH-PART 1

Search tecnology predates the Web by more than 20 years; after all, computers were first used to catalog documents and retrieve them in 1960s. But although search technology grew to handle databases of thousands and later millions of documents within large organizations, nothing prepared the search industry for the size of the Word Wide Web. For the first time, billions of documents could be include in a single search, and search technology was not initially up to the task.

Organic search results and Paid search results

Every day, all around the world, millions of people use search engines to find content on the Internet. Search engines are web-based programs which index the web and allow people to find what they are looking for. “Search” or “search marketing” is often used to refer to the industry that has built up around search engines. Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft’s Bing are all well-known search engines. Google is the largest player globally, though dominance varies by region and is under threat from new players to the market. Based on data accessed in July 2011 Google has 85.72% of the search market globally.

When we talk “search”, we refer to two different kinds of results:

Organic search results

Organic search results are the primary product of a search engine. These results are the listings generally found on the left hand side on the search engine results pages (SERPs). They are not influenced by financial payment and are therefore also called natural search results. Organic search results need to be consistently reliable to attract (and keep) users. Google’s growth and success as a search engine can be directly linked to its superior search algorithm which returns highly relevant organic results.

Paid search results

Paid search, also known as Pay per Click (PPC) advertising, involves the displaying of sponsored results alongside the organic results. Advertisers bid for placement, and pay the search engine when their advert is clicked on.

For more information go to WebSearchEngineMarketing.net.