Bing is rated second to Google, but with only about 15% of the market. Funny enough, Microsoft has been caught using Google’s search results in their own results, an embarrassing revelation that may have people shying away from using the product.

There is, of course, search/portal veteran Yahoo! who has recently integrated Bing results into some of its search results. Yahoo!’s market share has been slightly declining by the month, and currently averaging around 5% of the market.

If you want to try something fun, use one of the newer search engines and see what results you get. Blekko (http://blekko.com/) is one company you might want to check out. They use a method called “slashtags” that filter results to specific sites or content. And, their search engine attempts to rid results of content farm links.

Another interesting search engine is called DuckDuckGo (http://duckduckgo.com/). DuckDuckGo attempts to omit “useless sites with just ads” in their search results. They also provide “zero click” answers in a red box above all the results, which might save you time in searching through results listings. And, they have a great looking duck for a logo!

We’ll try to keep you up-to-date in the world of SEO, with tricks and secrets of the trade. We’ll also post any relevant links in Flash developments, and see how the folks at Adobe can figure out the SEO issues that arise when building a Flash based destinations.

As far as WordPress goes, how can we say enough? WordPress has made it so easy to create organized and well structured sites without months of development. We’ll try to post any updates on open source platforms including Worpress, Typepad, Drupal and Pligg.

‘Nuff said, thank you for visiting the site. We’ll see you back soon.