Short and simple guide to create your own search engine
Building your own search engine using Google CSE (Custom Search Engine). If you are looking to build a simple search engine, the best place to start would be with the Google CSE (Custom Search Engine), which allows you to build a search engine quickly and easily. There are also advanced features for advanced users.
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Go to the Google CSE (Custom Search Engine) site. Create an account by following the instructions there.
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Transfer code. You can use the code on your own webpage if you buy a domain and build a custom search site. Many others have done this.
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QuestionDo I have to pay if I make my own search engine?Community AnswerNo, it's completely free of charge. Some other services might require you pay, but this method should be free.
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QuestionHow do I develop a search engine that has not been done before?RaifCommunity AnswerModify the search engine by clicking "control panel," and link it to your own paid domain using the code.
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QuestionHow can I make money by developing my own search engine? And can I get help from a software engineer?Community AnswerTo make money, you can display ads on your engine (just make sure they're unobtrusive). Also, I'm sure you won't need a software engineer if you use CSE.
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- Google Custom Search Engines let you earn money on clicks. When people click on the advertisements which appear on your search engine's results page, you share the income with Google.Thanks
- Yahoo! has discontinued their custom search engine.Thanks
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