Welcome to site-fuel.net, a powerful system aimed at web masters to increase traffic.
Using our system you can create your own categorized search engine / Top 100 combo site, a high hitting traffic trap for visitors.
Web masters can add their own sites to your engine and Top 100 site to increase the traffic their web site receives. They link back to your Top 100 for exposure, increasing the hits your engine gets.
o create your own search engine / Top 100 combo site!
site-fuel.net is a free search utility that webmasters can use to create a very "sticky" web site - a site that attracts a lot of visitors and keeps them coming back. The utility is a categorized search engine / Top 100 hybrid. We call them Engines for short.
o The Top 100 is a reward system that can be linked to by various site owners, and allows a "swap" of traffic. This generates the high traffic needed.
o The search engine is useful to visitors because the technology we use allows for very accurate search return results. This keeps visitors coming back for more.
The emphasis of the whole system is categorization.
Lets use the theme "sci-fi" as an example. You select a range of categories into which the theme of the engine fits, eg
etc. If the correct category doesn't exist then you can request new categories. The categories selected determine the prioritization of search results.
The cross section of webmasters who add their site to the Top 100 of this engine all have web sites related to science fiction, and so encourage visitors to the engine who are looking for science fiction sites.
Say one of the visitors to the engine is looking for information on the popular British situation comedy "Red Dwarf". When they type "Red Dwarf" into the search box they get results relating to the series rather than to the astral body because sites fitting in the "Television:SciFi" category are prioritized.
The service is totally free, and you can customize aspects of your engine to suit your needs.
o create your own search engine / Top 100 combo site!
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