This is less of a tip/trick than a request for one.
I’ve set up a scheduled search that looks for occurrences of our company and product name,
the idea being to keep up with articles and web sites that discuss our product.
The problem is that I get a lot of aggregator pages – pages containing a link and
summary [usually the first page of the linked site] of similar products. Besides being
a blight on the internet in general, these pages rank highly and update frequently
enough to always be at the top of my agent results.
Weeding these out, however, is difficult. I do not want to eliminate sites with links
to our website, and the summaries contain enough relevant text to make it past
the ‘junk’ filter.
My stopgap solution is to exclude pages which contain specific excerpts from our
website.
Has anyone come up with a better solution?
–Eric