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Marlborough, MA. Moving Traffic, Inc., concurrently with Google's launch of the Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) program, has announced a directory of Google CSEs letting users and webmasters find the best customized search engines for their needs.

Eric Enge is the President of Stone Temple Consulting. Eric is also a founder in Moving Traffic Incorporated, the publisher of Custom Search Guide, a directory of Google Custom Search Engines, and City Town Info, a site that provides information on 20,000 US Cities and Towns.

Since we launched Custom Search, developers have found interesting ways to use the platform and the API (did you see our new developer guide?). One interesting way to build a customized search experience is by using linked Custom Search Engines (CSEs).

This directory of CSEs enables publishers to get their CSE reviewed and listed in the appropriate category (which Custom Search Guide reviewers currently assign), In addition, Custom Search Guide users (and editors) can rate each listed CSE, and the higher-rated CSEs naturally get better exposure than the rest.

Any variation on the spelling of a name -- say, dropping the 'W.' in 'George W. Bush' -- also alters the results." (Can be used on any search engine.) - Google™ Guide: Help with Searching - Google™ Indicateur - google.public.support.general FAQ - Guide To Custom Search Engines (CSEs) - labs.google...

Unlike Google Custom Search engine which is closely tied to Google Web Search, Yahoo! Alpha shows search results from various Yahoo! or third-party services on the same page.

Browsing around today I found Guide To Custom Search Engines (CSEs). This site is not affiliated with Google, and I'm not sure how up to date it is, but it lists a lot of engines in various subject areas, so it might be worth taking a look.

Guide To Custom Search Engines (CSEs) http://www.customsearchguide.com/

Guide To Custom Search Engines (CSEs), from the directory of Google Custom Search Engines (CSEs) at customsearchguide.com...