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Webs Biggest Search Engine Adds Website Popularity Rank

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The Webs Biggest (www.websbiggest.com) search engine now lets users sort their search results so the most popular websites display first. Search results also include the Webs Biggest Popularity Rank". The popularity rank comes from monitoring the web surfing habits of millions of people
acknowledges company spokesperson Adam Radly. But having thousands of ‘editors is also what makes this search engine unique. You cant have one without the other.

Santa Monica, CA (PRWEB) February 18, 2005 -- The Webs Biggest (www.websbiggest.com) search engine now lets users sort their search results so the most popular websites display first. Search results also include the Webs Biggest Popularity Rank". This tells searchers how popular websites are based on the number of visitors they receive from all sources.

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The popularity rank comes from monitoring the web surfing habits of millions of people. The number of visits each website receives is counted and ranked compared to all others.

Most search engines rank search results by the number of hyperlinks pointing to a website. Website traffic is a more accurate indication of how popular a website is than hyperlinks which tend to favor academic and reference sites over truly popular ones," says company Spokesperson Adam Radly.

Webs Biggest also offers searchers the option of sorting search results by relevancy if they prefer.

Webs Biggest says it searches more websites than any other search engine. In a recent study done by the company, Other search engines missed a third to more than half of the websites in the Webs Biggest search results," according to Radly. The company has even set up a random search page (http://www.websbiggest.com/randomsearch.html) so the public can verify their claims.

Webs Biggest is unique in that they have licensed the entire Whois database of more than 40 million domain names. This enables them to search almost every website in the world. Other search engines rely on hyperlinks and manual submissions to find websites. As a result the company estimates that most search engines search less than 10 million websites.

Webs Biggest search results come from their own web crawler—with a twist. The company uses the information gathered by their spider to summarize what each website is about. Users then search those website summaries. The result is a superior way to find the top websites on a particular topic, rather than just pages which contain the search words.

Searchers can even change the descriptions of websites they are familiar with. Since search results are based in part on website descriptions, this lets individual searchers change everyones search results.

The search engine stores all past descriptions of websites in a database so other users can undo or correct descriptions. This makes Webs Biggest the worlds biggest wiki". Wiki is software that allows users to collectively author web documents.

Letting users rewrite search results has its dangers," acknowledges company spokesperson Adam Radly. But having thousands of ‘editors is also what makes this search engine unique. You cant have one without the other."

Contact:
Adam Radly
310-393-5544

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