A few years back when Google was just an upstart in the search engine market and my search engine of choice was InfoSeek, I had an idea to make searching more user-friendly. I was just starting to come to grips with the power of Boolean search queries and wanted a way to hide this from the user. My idea was to slap a front end over top search engines such as InfoSeek and AltaVista and embed it somehow into Internet Explorer.
This way, a searcher could answer a few questions on a form, and under the covers, the software would perform its magic and gin up complex Boolean search queries in order to bring back ultra-relevant search results.
As I was going through my server logs for this blog I’ve been noticing that it’s starting to rank rather well for some long-tail keywords. I was very pleased to see that it’s currently ranked number one in Google for the search phrase:
Micro Niche Finder Review
Here’s a screen shot of the Google SERPS.
That’s out of 252,000 total results. It’s now a little over a week since I first posted my review of Micro Niche Finder. I’m not sure when it exactly hit the number one position. Could have been within only a few days of publishing the post.
In the relatively short time that I’ve been involved with IM, I’ve acquired quite a few software tools in an attempt to make my life easier. These tools consist of both the free and paid variety. Some of the tools that I paid top-dollar for sit unused on my hard drive. Most of these tools I purchased on the recommendation of other Internet Marketers that I respect.
