CUIL not makin’ waves, Google still the bombdiggity
Unfortunately!
I was hoping someone/something would come along and knock Google down a notch or two…
From Jenn Sierra at Freshy SEO:
The other major problem is that the sources in search results are so obscure that I usually have to do a lot more additional research to even find out out if the source is credible for the topic I’m researching.
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So, so far, I am not as impressed with Cuil as I’d hoped.
Me either Jenn… me either.
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I don’t use google period.