FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions:

How is SkiBop different from typical search engines?
Unlike many search engines which mindlessly crawl & index multiple pages from the same URL, SkiBop Search Directory employs a more "down to earth" approach. Human editors take time to visit each submitted website, then write a professional description which includes keywords that users might search for. Traditional search engines often include "link farms", duplicate content, "doorway pages" and other irrelevant pages in search results, which creates thousands (and in some cases, millions) of unnecessary result pages. SkiBop avoids clutter, creating a higher quality search experience.

How do I get my website into SkiBop?
Simply visit our submit page, let us know your website address, etc. and we'll do all the work from there. As a website owner, there are 3 main benefits to including SkiBop in your SEO strategy:

1) Your submission is reviewed within 48 hours,

2) Your website is included in ALL relevant categories (no extra charge to be included in more than 1 category), and

3) The description of your site includes keywords that users might type during a search. If your website pertains to more than one category, we can vary each description to include different keywords (at no extra charge), which greatly increases the chances of your site being found. Click here to submit your website now!

Why can't I find any results for my search?
Try using less specific criteria so you'll get broader results. Alternatively, you can start at the homepage and drill down by category until you find what you're looking for. If you still can't find any results, chances are any specifically related websites haven't been submitted to the directory yet.

Why did you pick the name SkiBop?
It's a fun word that's easy to remember.

Why aren't there any popup ads on your site?
Because we find popups just as annoying as you do. In fact, we don't accept any advertising beyond our search directory listings. While we may be turning down some extra revenue, our goal is to give the end user a better search experience without being bombarded by ads (or "adverts", as our UK friends say).