USA Local Search Local & Multi-Lingual Search Engine Network Development
You may remember, back in 2003, Google was the biggest search engine but Google's local search favored and returned results from the local Yellow Pages sites and other directories. The results were pretty much useless if you were trying to find the actual website of an actual local business. Local…
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How DOYJO improved the path.
You may remember, back in 2003, Google was the biggest search engine but Google's local search favored and returned results from the local Yellow Pages sites and other directories. The results were pretty much useless if you were trying to find the actual website of an actual local business.
Local search was going to be the next big thing and Google had not mastered how to organically crawl and rank actual local business websites, so Brian Bateman as SEO LLC accepted the challenge to build the best local search engine.
As you might imagine, it is no small task and it was very expensive for a web designer to take on such a project out of pocket, but the resulting search engine network changed local search forever.
Within 6 months, Brian had developed the USA Local Search search engine network and over the course of the next 6 months wrote crawling rules and ranking rules (Google calls them algorithms) to favor actual local business websites and for a time, USA Local Search returned far superior local search results.
When Google realized that they had a contender for the local search market, they used their investor's money to buy billions of dollars work of data collected by the mailing list company, Info USA rather than create their own crawling & search algorithms to compete organically in the local search engine market.
The hidden benefit to Brian Bateman personally was that having had the opportunity to actually build search engines and writing the algorithms to crawl and rank local business websites is that he became the only SEO in the world to have actually engineered search engines and written crawling & ranking rules for search results. That education in true organic search engine optimization was certainly worth the money invested in engineering search engines because Brian is able to see things from a search engine perspective with deep insights into what is going on under the hood of search engine algorithms.
Challenges:
Create the Best Local Search Engine
Return Only Results from Actual Local Businesses and Organizations
Create Algorithms to Prevent Crawling Black-Hole Websites Like Yellow Pages
Write Algorithmic SPAM Rules to Immediately Downgrade SPAM Websites
Build Data-Center from Ground Up
Key Services:
Network & Configure 54 Front-End Servers & Database Servers
Install Full Fiber Optic ISP
Leverage SQL Server Enterprise & SharePoint Portal Server Enterprise
Install Intelligent Battery & Gas Generator Power Backups
Re-Write SharePoint Portal Server Enterprise to be Internet Facing
Develop Search Engine Per State
Develop Search Engine for Non-Profit Organizations
Develop Search Engine for Government Agencies
Develop National Search Engine Drawing Data from Each Local, Organization & Government Entity
Write Crawl Rules & Ranking Algorithms
Outcomes:
Created the Most Accurate Local Search Engine in 2004
Superior Local Search Results to Google's Local Search
Created Local Search Database by US State
Created Additional Search Databases for Non-Profit & Government Agencies
Local, Non-Profit & Government Search Databases Fed the National Search Engine
Created a Similar Multi-Lingual Search Engine Network for the Liberian Government which Included All Countries of Africa in their Native Languages
Forced Google to Buy Data for Their Local Search Results
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