ZeroPen.com creator goes back to basics to design new search engine to give the type of results the public expects.
September 28, 2006 (Press Release) --
Portland, Oregon -- ZeroPen.com is a new search engine based on a combination of old-school values and exciting new technologies.
"This is not your usual search engine," said owner and creator Robert Melluish. "I've taken a back-to-basics approach in designing our search engine at 0pn.com. Thanks to our new technologies, users can expect to receive high-quality search results, not just a hodgepodge of irrelevant web pages."
The search engine is designed based on submission of key words and key phrases. This is in direct opposition to the competition, such as Yahoo! and Google, which both grant better rankings to sites based on link popularity and advertising dollars.
Webmasters submit a list of URL (Uniform Resource Locator) pages to be scanned by the new 0pn Skeleton Crawler and included in the results database. The search is based on key words and phrases selected to describe the site by the webmasters. These words and phrases help determine the site's search ranking.
The site also takes advantage of a new search technology, called Autobool, which takes every word the user types in and automatically includes it into the search.
"There is no need to use Boolean operators - such as quotes, plus or minus signs - to narrow down a search. ZeroPen picks the best results for that phrase - no exceptions," said Melluish.
Being the "underdog" in the competitive search engine business does not scare Melluish. The new technologies, combined with back-to-basics searches, are expected to attract the attention of the Internet community.
"I love a challenge," Melluish said. "That is what makes ZeroPen one of the fastest-growing underdog search engines."
For more information, visit http://www.ZeroPen.com.
About ZeroPen Search Engine
Zero.com is owned by Robert Melluish and is based out of Portland, Oregon. www.ZeroPen.com or www.0pn.com provides search engines services to webmasters and to the general public.
Press Contact:
Robert Melluish
503-616-4739
Press release services provided by http://ThatPRGuy.com.
"This is not your usual search engine," said owner and creator Robert Melluish. "I've taken a back-to-basics approach in designing our search engine at 0pn.com. Thanks to our new technologies, users can expect to receive high-quality search results, not just a hodgepodge of irrelevant web pages."
The search engine is designed based on submission of key words and key phrases. This is in direct opposition to the competition, such as Yahoo! and Google, which both grant better rankings to sites based on link popularity and advertising dollars.
Webmasters submit a list of URL (Uniform Resource Locator) pages to be scanned by the new 0pn Skeleton Crawler and included in the results database. The search is based on key words and phrases selected to describe the site by the webmasters. These words and phrases help determine the site's search ranking.
The site also takes advantage of a new search technology, called Autobool, which takes every word the user types in and automatically includes it into the search.
"There is no need to use Boolean operators - such as quotes, plus or minus signs - to narrow down a search. ZeroPen picks the best results for that phrase - no exceptions," said Melluish.
Being the "underdog" in the competitive search engine business does not scare Melluish. The new technologies, combined with back-to-basics searches, are expected to attract the attention of the Internet community.
"I love a challenge," Melluish said. "That is what makes ZeroPen one of the fastest-growing underdog search engines."
For more information, visit http://www.ZeroPen.com.
About ZeroPen Search Engine
Zero.com is owned by Robert Melluish and is based out of Portland, Oregon. www.ZeroPen.com or www.0pn.com provides search engines services to webmasters and to the general public.
Press Contact:
Robert Melluish
503-616-4739
Press release services provided by http://ThatPRGuy.com.
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