Picosearch offers both manual and automatic reindexing of your site's documents. When I add significant content to a site, I usually manually reindex the site right away. Doing so is as easy as entering my account number or email address plus a password, followed by a couple of mouse clicks. Otherwise, I let the automatic reindexing do its thing. However, if I haven't added content to my site in awhile, automatic reindexing seems to go away until I reset Picosearch options.
One thing I like most about Picosearch is the power that it offers more technically proficient site visitors. As a simple example, visitors who are tracking down one of my books and know the exact title can zero into the right Web pages by enclosing the title in quotation marks, while others can enter a not-so-precise phrase and still find on-target results. I added a few hints to my visitors about how to use features like this one.
Rarely is there a free lunch. But in the case of Picosearch and competitors in this category including FreeFind and Google Site Search, the price is cheap enough for many of us. For Picosearch, that price is sponsored links on the search results page that your visitors see. These text-only links are clearly marked and reasonably few, though they often have little or nothing to do with a visitor's search of your site despite their personalized wording that attempt to tie the search term to sponsored destinations.
Whether you are willing to accept sponsored links or are willing to pay to avoid them, Picosearch is best of breed in the personal-site search engines these days..
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