However, regardless of what they say about the search engine that claims it’s “free of spam,” it still has a LONG way to go in order to compete with Google or even with weaker search engines like Bing or Yahoo.
3 VERY apparent examples of why Blekko still sucks:
We did a quick search for “top websites” and on the first page of results, the old rock band ZZ Top was the 9th result:
And this is the search engine you want to use to find “relevant results?”
For a search on one of the most popular phrases on the Internet that we show in our 3rd Study of the Most Popular Keywords on Google, “Facebook login” displays a VERY SPAMMY result as the 2nd website when doing the search on Blekko:
spammy search engine
And when doing a search for “baseball scores,” the #1 result isn’t what it should be, but a weird result from reference.com:
This is how it “should be displayed” when we search for “baseball scores.” And this shows why Google continues to dominate.
More relevant
