BlowSearch

Cnn didn't help him...

[Matt1972]

... What do you think?

[anallawalla]

Too cryptic for me. What happened?

[Matt1972]

:) BlowSearch was on CNN- go to their page and you can watch the video:

"CNN interviews BlowSearch on April 1st, 2004"

I thought that their business/traffic will go to the sky once someone makes it to CNNbut that didn't happen what kinda surprised me.

[anallawalla]

No Article matches for "blowsearch" on CNN.com

I saw the CNN mentions on the Blowsearch site for 1 April, but as I had never heard of Blowsearch until today, I was reacting to the initial post. IOW, how do you know that the exposure didn't help him? Did he die, go bankrupt, get bought out, etc?

[Matt1972]

I don't think anyone will buy them, they are way too small. They are very unprofessional - won't reply to emails, they don't even respond to phone calls. The closest you can get is to email them - it's the same as throwing an email into wastebasket. Their traffic is going down anyway...

I wanted to say that it was a surprise that they can make it to CNN but sad that this didn't help them at all. From my point of view, that would be a lifetime chance you should grab with both hands.

[edited by: seth_wilde at 3:13 pm (utc) on April 21, 2004]

[richardsi]

I met with them at the SES 2004 conference in NYC... Such an unfortunate name.

Anybody want a blowsearch t-shirt? No way I'm wearing that thing in public.

[bcolflesh]

Anybody want a blowsearch t-shirt?

My wife can wear it when I have my Wang Computers shirt on.

[nate_king1]

BlowSearch I think doesn't have any real PPC advertisers, because it has partnered with MyGeek.com like SearchHippo and others. The technology - It uses InfoSpace feed which allows them to display results from Google, Overture, FindWhat, Enhance, LookSmart. The get traffic from the parent company AdOrigin.com a Ad Network. Not really a PPC solution in my mind. Stick with Google and you will be in the results.