New, Easy to Use Search Engine – Find.com
This morning cruising through Social Spark, I happened to come across a new search engine that is so simple to use, yet highly effective.
Find.com – how easy is that to remember! – has no intentions of being the next Google. However, what they pride themselves on is enabling you to take the shortest route between two points.
For example, say you are interested in locating newly released dvd movies (just off the top of my head), from your address bar you would simple type in:
http://find.com/any_keyword (where “any_keyword” would be replaced with “new_movies_dvd”)
Or how about http://find.com/online_internet_marketing_strategies (we like that one 
), and again – instant results.
Another interesting aspect of this new, easy-to-use, easy-to-remember search engine is its growing directory of articles. Find.com currently boasts 500 articles, with thousands expected by the end of the year. All unique and expertly-written.
In addition, if you’re looking for another advertising avenue, try Find.com. At the bottom of their page, you’ll find links to sign up to advertise on this new search engine. With a current rating of 5/10 with Google’s page rank, and traffic stats of 262,791 in Alexa, this resource is definitely popular enough to give it a go if you’re in the market for trying a bit of advertising for your products!
And, they seem like a fun group. Here’s a snippet from their “About” page:
Search engines are everywhere. People search, but do they ever really find what they’re looking for? The people? The people need something new. Something revolutionary: They need a Find Engine!
You can find whatever you want or whatever your parent’s internet filters will allow. You can find jobs and apartments and people and happiness! Soon you’ll be able to find even more, but that’s not for just a little while yet.
Find.com is evolving. So check back. Often.
It’s no easy task to get a new search engine off the ground, but Find.com is on its way to being one of those that will just come quickly to mind when you’re thinking, “Hey I wish I could find….!”
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October 27th, 2008 at 10:35 am
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