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Creator/Founder , MyLocator ® (Owner)
MyLocator.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
Business owner , Student
Member since: April 02, 2007
Network of 1200+ vertical locator web properties. MyLocator.com A Place for Everything!
Strategic Multichannel Location Network
Mylocator.com promises to radically alter the search engine space by cutting out middle men like Google and Yahoo. The Mylocator engine works by classifying over 1300 domain name categories and allowing searchers to first pick the category and then what they are looking for. The outcome should be more accurate search results from an engine that puts searchers directly in contact with what they are looking via vertical searching. To put it simply, Google and others search by scouring the internet for keywords that users search for and then spits out the results. Mylocator allows people to search through categories of domains that are networked bringing better results faster. The potential for increased revenues due to better targeted search results could also be enormous.
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how bout' a talent scout academy course taught by the entrepreneurs? :)
on Announcing VatorAcademy (November 03, 2009)
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the mobile stategy? i understand it requires the creation of mobile location based services for user engagement, user attention and retention. seems the best place to stategize, position and leverage long tail bite size premium content.
on Demand Media's IPO ambitions (October 29, 2009)
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headline should read "BusinessWeek fails at business."
a supernova? with a miniscule valuation?...this comany went out with barely a spark.
on Bye Bye BusinessWeek, hello Bloomberg (October 14, 2009)
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rozen hit on something. key word required on Google to compete "own that spot". no one will ever own that spot on google. they may cpc lease but never own. what if you were to own pianolocator.com. its niche, its natural language, its top level, its universal, its location based. give businesses custom offerings such as paloalto.pianolocator.com, you@pianolocator.com. this is an example of the type of strategic niche offerings small business and search engines would gravitate to naturally. self propelled natural language location based niche offerings. whomever creates the greatest strategic multichannel niche offerings will win the local game.
on Thumbtack (People's Choice) on Juice Box (October 13, 2009)
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Congradulations Thumbtack. nice to see a company attempt to harness small business that is 70% of the economy and is undominated by any major player.
the answer to the question is probably not. thumbtack will be competing with companies like mylocator that are a network of 1200 self propelled natural language distribution channels specializing in small business. offering niche email, niche subsites, niche top level natural language location.
the real race is who will win local mobile search. location, location, location, niche, niche, niche, offerings, offerings, offerings. whom ever does this the best will have the greatest capacity to evolve and dominate local online and mobile search.
Best of Skill
on Can Thumbtack evolve service listings? (October 08, 2009)
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