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New LeapFish No-Click Search Engine Triples Early Adopter Traffic; Thousands of Advertisers Snap up Keywords

Posted by: Mark Kithcart Director of Marketing on: February 10, 2009

Instant Search Results Appeal to Advertisers and Users Alike

“PLEASANTON, CA, Feb 10, 2009 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) — LeapFish.com, the only online search portal to deliver the best of the web in a click-free search, announced today that traffic on its fast-growing search aggregator has tripled since the site’s November 2008 launch. The company reports that the LeapFish.com engine has received a tremendously positive response from users and they are forecasting a substantial traffic trajectory into the future.
We are pleased with the early progress of LeapFish and its adoption by many early users,” said Behnam Behrouzi, president and CEO of LeapFish. “LeapFish’s strong and consistent early traffic growth is a clear indicator of the engine’s potential.”
Behrouzi says growth has not only come in the form of new users, but also in the number of advertisers. The company has seen a marked influx of sponsors who have quickly purchased thousands of keywords to secure high-ranking results positioning. Some are already seeing a return on their investment.
After purchasing keywords, in the first couple of weeks I received several phone calls, shook hands with 11 people, and had many serious buyers turn into tons of conversions,” said Michael Murray, of ManForArt Co. in Maui, Hawaii.
LeapFish’s unique advertising model has been well received by advertisers, given the intense competition currently found in traditional online marketing models. LeapFish allows advertisers to purchase permanent ad positioning for any available keyword, with no pay-per-click fees — ever. Advertisers are free to keep the keyword forever, or sell it for a profit as it goes up in value based on its popularity.
LeapFish offers advertisers an unprecedented opportunity to capture keyword positions in a revolutionary new search offering, as well as benefit from both the traffic and equity side as LeapFish grows over time,” said Behrouzi.
LeapFish offers one of the world’s fastest search services through its “Just Type It” auto-populated search box that delivers instantaneous results as users type each character into the search box. The site, which launched in November 2008 by parent company DotNext Inc., employs proprietary hyper-threading technology to aggregate results from all major online portals and quickly deliver more relevant content to users in a single search query.
Make the leap to LeapFish at www.leapfish.com.
About LeapFish
LeapFish is a multi-dimensional search engine that captures the variety of the web in a single click-free search interface. The search engine delivers instantaneous results from major Internet destinations while you type. LeapFish, Inc. is a privately held corporation headquartered out of CARR America Corporate Center in Pleasanton, California. For more information, visit www.leapfish.com.

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February 7, 2010 at 10:34 pm

China and Russia put the blame on some screwed up experiments of US for the earthquake that happened in Haiti.
Chinese and Russian Military scientists, these reports say, are concurring with Canadian researcher, and former Asia-Pacific Bureau Chief of Forbes Magazine, Benjamin Fulford, who in a very disturbing video released from his Japanese offices to the American public, details how the United States attacked China by the firing of a 90 Million Volt Shockwave from the Americans High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) facilities in Alaska
If we can recollect a previous news when US blamed Russia for the earthquake in Georgio. What do you guys think? Is it really possible to create an earthquake by humans?
I came across this article about Haiti Earthquake in some blog it seems very interesting, but conspiracy theories have always been there.

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