For example, Million Short users have the ability to remove popular websites from the search results (i.e. Users perform a search just as they do with traditional search engines, however, Million Short users control the nature of the search results. Sanjay Arora : With our mission in mind, we see Million Short as a deep web search. Walk through how the search engine works and in what ways it benefits users? We receive feedback every day from our users who tell us how Million Short has allowed them to discover content on the Internet that they were unable to find using traditional search engines. Most people will tell you that they are happy with Google’s search results but when you start talking to them about potential features that Google is missing, their minds open up. I think too much about the lack of options with search. People generally don’t think twice about their search provider and the algorithms behind the search results they get served. Sanjay Arora : The single biggest challenge with Million Short is challenging the current thinking that search is a solved problem. What were some of the challenges you faced in the early stages of your business?
I’m truly passionate about our mission, which is to guide people on the road less traveled by providing alternate methods of organizing, accessing and discovering the vast web of information that is the Internet. Why do we allow a very small number of companies to control the knowledge we can gain from the Internet? I believe the world needs options for search engines.
There is still a lot of room for innovation in the search space – new algorithms, user interfaces, new sorting filters and much more. Sanjay Arora : Search is too important of a function to be controlled by a handful of companies, and I don’t believe the science and art behind searching has been perfected. What is the void or opportunity that inspired the idea behind Million Short? Million Short Founder and CEO Sanjay Arora shares the vision behind his company, overthrowing Google’s search engine monopoly, and his insight into the future of finding information online. Removing ‘an entire slice of the web’, the company hopes to balance the playing field for sites that may be new, suffer from poor SEO, have competitive keywords, or operate a small marketing budget. Cutting through the clutter of popular searches, most-viewed sites and sponsored suggestions, Million Short allows users to remove up to the top one million sites from the search set.
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