Bill Hartzer

SearchBoth.co.uk Launches UK’s First Website That Searches Both Google and Yahoo

SearchBoth

Searchboth.co.uk is a new site that allows you to search both the Google and Yahoo search engine at the same time. They do it by putting both sites on a split screen so you can see both search results side by side.

As an example, I did a search for “london hotels” and got the following search results:

London Hotels

I personally find it interesting that not only do the search results differ from one search engine to another, the PPC sponsored links differ, as well.

The split-screen search results aren’t just limited to Google and Yahoo!, you can choose from a variety of search engines, including Google, Yahoo!, Ask.com, MSN.com, metacrawler, Altavista, and WebSearch. Furthermore, it’s not limited to the organic (web) search results, you can also choose from Web, Image, Videos, News, Shopping, Directory, Answers, and Blogs.

InternLabz.com owns Searchboth.co.uk, and claims to be that Searchboth.co.uk is the UK’s first website that enables users to search both Google.co.uk and Yahoo.co.uk side by side on one split screen.

No longer do you have to choose between Google and Yahoo!. You don’t have to be tied to one or the other. Check it out for yourself and let me know that you think. If you’re outside of the UK (like I am), you might want to try one of their other versions, like www.searchboth.com. There are several international versions, which includes the following:

SearchBoth.com
SearchBoth.ca
SearchBoth.co.uk
SearchBoth.com.au
SearchBoth.be
SearchBoth.cz
SearchBoth.dk
SearchBoth.it
SearchBoth.co.il
SearchBoth.nl
SearchBoth.ru
SearchBoth.se
SearchBoth.es
SearchBoth.fr
SearchBoth.com.mx
SearchBoth.ch
SearchBoth.ie
SearchBoth.at

SearchBoth.co.uk is owned by InternetLabz.com, an “internet incubation company” who own sites such as www.YELLOWPAGES.travel that searches the top 12 travel sites with one click and www.YellowPagesMessenger.com, a suite of services such as YellowPages and Dictionary over AOL and MSN instant messenger using the screen names “FreeYellowPages” and “MyDictionary”.

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Bill Hartzer is the head search engine marketing, social media marketing, and website marketing expert at Vizion Interactive, Dallas / Fort Worth Texas based interactive marketing firm that offers search engine optimization, pay per click, and other online marketing services. Do you need online marketing services? Let's talk!
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11 total comments, leave your comment or trackback.
  1. I still only use Google though. Im not really use to using yahoo.

  2. This is the first I’ve heard about searchboth.co.uk and I have bookmarked it for future use.

    This should prove handy as a quick check to see how various sites are faring in the top 2 search engines.

    Nice one Bill. ;)

  3. There is one also this type of site named http://www.gahooyoogle.com

  4. The more combined search engine will come the more we will be benifited. this is really good news for us all.

  5. good news it’ll be time consuming to search on interenet.

  6. Hello,

    http://www.GahooYoogle.com was the first website to allow such functionalities, and the credit of the idea must go to them! Later they lunched another search engine named http://www.PolyCola.com that was an expansion to the idea of http://www.GahooYoogle.com.

    GahooYoogle.com was chosen as hotsite by USAToday in 2005 and was talked about in BBC Radio and many more places in newspapers and the media!

  7. Interesting. What comes next though, searchall.com?

  8. Googleyahoo.com is a good site…i remember when it first came out…loved it

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