Why Can't I Just Use a Free Search Engine like Google?
You can, but you risk missing “deep web” documents that hold the most value for your internal users or external clients. Professional researchers call these items “Gold Nuggets” and know from years of experience that Google, and the other popular search engines, do a poor job delivering them. So, using Google:
- You'll waste hour upon hour manually entering multiple search phrases to try and get broad enough coverage for your topics without being inundated with results.
- Frustration and unproductive time will be the name of the game. After reviewing hundreds or even thousands of search results and not finding what you are looking for, you'll probably just give up with little or nothing to show for your efforts.
Document Radar vs Google
Compare Document Radar’s capabilities to Google on the table below. You’ll have to agree that Document Radar is the answer.
| Document Collection and Analysis Capabilities | Google's Search Engine
| Document Radar |
| Provides basic search on words, phrases and document types. | Yes | Yes |
Collects documents from more than just Google's database. Utilizes multiple search engines and proprietary intelligence focused crawling algorithms.
| No | Yes |
Filters documents based on the date of the document, not the date the document was crawled by search engines. Allows the removal of old content.
| No | Yes |
Automatic removal of documents that don't meet your precise requirements. Unlike search engines which may waste your time on erroneous documents that "almost" match.
| No | Yes |
Automatic generation of a relevancy point scoring system based on your market and input paraments.
| No | Yes |
Easily view documents with high relevancy scores (i.e. Price Lists, Market Reports, Competitor Plans, etc.)
| No | Yes |
Easily discard documents with low relevancy scores (i.e Press Releases, Resumes, etc.)
| No | Yes |
Automatic removal of duplicate documents and documents that are no longer accessible.
| No | Yes |
Delivery of documents into your personal repository for further analysis and reporting.
| No | Yes |
Automatic continuous scanning for new documents and emails sent alerting you to highly relevant finds.
| No | Yes |