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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Online Business & Custom Search Engines Session for CuttingEdge (29th April, 2009)
I made a session about "Online Business" and "Custom Search Engines" for CuttingEdge club, the attendees were really interactive during the whole session, unfortunately I didn't have the opportunity to know the feedback of the session from them hopully if you attended the session and viewing my blog now you'll leave me a note :)
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I didnt attend your talks, just looked at the slides here. They seem quite interesting.
Another dimension where search is evolving is towards more intelligent crawling, to understand the semantics of web pages beyond simple keywords. At Cazoodle we use such a technology for building specialized vertical search---for apartment rentals, online shopping, local events, etc. Let us know what you think.
www.cazoodle.com
Hi,
The internet has opened doors for unlimited earnings. This has led to more and more people turning to the internet to make money. Some of them are into part time business and some want to establish a good and healthy full time home based business. Plenty of websites present on the website claim that they will help you establish a good income fetching business. Instead, they sell you products that are not much useful. In fact most of the products are the same and include information about making money online through the most common methods such as adsense, envelope stuffing, clicking ads, completing surveys, and data entry. None of these can fetch you income good enough to sustain in this economy.
Actually I started first by believing that Semantic approach could lead to something, after long time of researching and publishing prototypes I figured out that we still need a lot of time, research and fund in order to search semantically.
from this point I thought of building a search engine that understands the semantics of the web after the user teach it how to search and how to classify different web pages into meaningful classification to the end user.
I guess this approach will work with many users, however it will need a lot of development to reach its best form.
Unfortunately my slides doesn't contain most of the information I provided during the session because I always prefer to use simple slides that full loaded slides. Thanks for your comment anyway
Really good session, highly appreciated :)
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