TAKING On the GOOGLE DEMON

1.You tell Google that you going to invest into Micro-Ho!

In case anyone is wondering Microsoft Plans to take yahoo (with their legs kicking) and take-on Google.com.

Of Course Google laughs at this. The Microsoft Bid is Microsoft last chance at trying to become a Internet monopoly. Why would we want an Omni-monopoly you already own 95% of all pc's in the entire world. Just because you stock is only worth 95% doesn't mean you need to panic.

Google's Solution: "I already do what they do, except I do it better and my user base grows while yours diminishes." Casual but frank Google has seen nothing but straight improvement where Microsoft and yahoo are all on decline.


2.Force the use of your search engine over Google’s

Hmmm, really is that a good idea for Google-away solution. I think the hundreds of Google employee's just pull out there forks and dig into a challenge. An hour later the spit out a solution.

Yahoo + MSN now come bundled with any installation. Yahoo bundles there tool bar, search bar, desktop search thing, and changes you Internet Browser to use yahoo search when you download the Yahoo Messenger (Yahoo Security Features, or anything Yahoo-ey). Where Microsoft bundles the MSN stuff every time you install a Microsoft thing, from a driver to an operating system. (One of these days I'm goanna use a Google OS.)

Google's Solution: "Why be a pest, when I support open-source software and I treat my employee's like god's." There is just no way installing something and bundling your search engine will help you, when most websites include the friendly Google "Web or This site Search" (powered by Google)


3.Expand into advertising by advertising on Google? (uh... Stupid thing Microsoft did)

When you have to stoop so low that in order to compete with Google you have to advertise on Google about you advertise campaign. You have no hope.

Weather you boss claims it will be beneficial, goggle make sure that you ad goes right after there's. 99% of the time people will click on Google's unless they are a part of the Google Relocation program (as well as the Blockbuster one). For accidently trying to find Google’s help line. Anybody know what the number is?

Google's Solution: "Umm... Ya that’s smart, advertise your advertisement stuff on my Search Engine I'll take you money but... I don't guarantee any hits"

First don't offer one of Google's services directly. (Like Microsoft Live Maps, hello we know this is somehow related to Google) Instead find something Google doesn't do and add that to your Search Engine capabilities.

For instance, Digg.com is a premier source for on line blogging and unique content, they get the same response as if it was a search engine. Yet it really isn't.

Another competitor is the Open Directory Project it helps people get to websites that have been pre-approved and have been categorizing by the admin staff, so you don't get stuck having to click on the first option and find its completely different then what you wanted. (http://www.dmoz.org/)

Something I want to do to compete with Google is to have all the websites in the world have a home page screenshot, so you know what you’re going into before you go to the site itself. (egtworlds.com)