Talk about multi-tasking! This Metasearch tool lets you select how many search engines you want to search at one time. You can choose up to 14, and get the results all in one window. You may never have to leave Macfriendly again.

Need to get your web site submitted to the major search engines? Don't want to have to go to a PC-based web site to do it? Relax. Use the Power Submitter right here on Macfriendly.com. Easy to use, but very powerful. And Free too.

This is a free online tool to learn how much advertisers are paying per click at Overture AND at the same time, find out how many searches were performed on that keyword last month.

Here's an inexpensive shortcut to getting your site into the search engines. Paid inclusion services from Position Technologies guarantee that the pages you submit are quickly included in Yahoo!, Alta Vista, AlltheWeb and other major portal partners.

This site has three different tools that are really cool. One is a Search Engine Spider Simulator, the Google Backlink Checker, & the Similar Page Checker. All are free to use online.

Search It! is the only ecommerce-related search tool that you will ever need. Honestly. You can keep this handy search tool open in the upper corner of your monitor, for 24 x 7 access and instant info-mining of the Web. And it's absolutely free.

Just when you think you've seen everything in search engines, along comes Speegle. It's a search engine that speaks the results of your search back to you. You can choose a female or male voice to speak your results to you.

Got a web site? Turn extra space on your web pages into ongoing revenue with Google AdSense. Maximising your AdSense income is what The Definitive Guide to Google AdSense is all about. This PDF ebook will show you how.

This is the same book that the pros have been using for the last 8 years to get an "unfair" advantage over their competitors. Stephen Mahaney probably knows more about search engines than anyone else. Updated monthly.

It seems like everyone and their brother is jumping on the bandwagon to release a browser or desktop toolbar for searching. For Windows, that is. Here's a good article from a Mac guy on why Mac users don't really need Google search bar.