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Swicki Search-What Does It Look Like?

The above screenshot is what searching with a Swicki looks like. Note that my buzz cloud is off to the right, the name of my search engine is at the top (Christmas Search Engine), and my site's URL is right under the search engine title.

Now, this is where the serious income potential for sites and blogs could come into play. I'll keep you updated as Eurekster continues to work on this with Swickis.

Overall, I really like the Swicki feel. I think it's a great way to provide more options for visitors to your site or blog.

  1. Customize Your Swicki
  2. Choose Relevant Keywords, Design, and Font for Your Eurekster Swicki
  3. Train Your Swicki-Choose Relevant URLs and Keywords
  4. Customize Your Swicki-Site Description and Relevant Categories
  5. Sign Up to Continue Creating Your Swicki
  6. Release Your Swicki-Add Your Swicki to Your Site or Blog
  7. Take Your Swicki For A Spin-Eurekster Swicki Example
  8. Swicki Control Panel-Edit, Customize, or Delete Your Swicki
  9. My Swicki-Real Site Example of Eurekster Swicki
  10. Swicki Search-What Does It Look Like?

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