Most of the time, Google’s algorithms do a pretty good job of ensuring that the most relevant results filter to the top of the page. But that’s all done by a robot. Sometimes it needs a little human touch.

That’s where Scour comes in. Scour adds that personal touch. It takes the results from Google, Yahoo, and MSN searches and allows its users to vote the results up or down.

Then, to top it off, they allow the users to earn points for their searching activities and for referring friends to the search engine. When you refer friends, you receive points for their searches, too. These points continue to add up and can be traded for gift cards.
Now, I know, it takes a lot of searching to reach any meaningful return of value, but, hey! What does “big G” give you for using their search? Absolutely nada!

It only takes a few seconds to sign up to use Scour. Then you start searching. It’s that simple.

Watch this video from Martin Lindeskog’s Blog.