If the people approach is not for you, you might want to try the opposite. This new site tracks your searches and when you visit again it alerts you to sites that it thinks you are interested in, before you ask. This may sound Orwellian, but the site promises not to share your personal information with third parties. Privacy is not the only concern people have these days about the Web. Commercialization has become the norm, and you have to be wary here with some search sites.
People also worry about exposing themselves or their children to inappropriate material on the Web.
If you search at a typical search site for the White House, among the sites it returns may be those displaying what you might see in a cathouse. To use it, you download either a small add-on program for Microsoft Internet Explorer or a proprietary browser. The popular general-interest search sites are also hard at work to improve relevancy in search results. A new feature periodically alerts you via e-mail when it finds information you have requested. Recently, much has been made about how no search site indexes the entire Web.