I've decided to "try" to bypass my usual long winded speech on this one and get right to the point. However, it's very hard for me to work around the clock on a project and not give in to a certain amount of natural "soapbox-ism" when we announce something of this magnitude.
A short while back, we made an announcement hinting about a new project that we were in the process of building that we said would begin a new movement toward the organization of all this custom knife industry related information that we seem to be creating and compiling through our company, atlantavirtual.com. This is both relating to the clients we manage personally, and also affects the future organization of information retrieval in the knife industry.
In truth, we have quite a number of clients in this industry that we either host or manage web sites for, many of them using our community maintained sites to, in fact, sell their available work through on a daily basis. And, like any serious minded service provider, we are constantly looking for ways to improve the condition of our clients, relating to the viability of their online efforts, whether they are stand-alone operations or take part in the processes we provide to help elevate their efforts online. However, what I'm here to say, and uncover today, is something that affects us all, both site owners and general net users browsing around in this industry.
Regarding this, and speaking from a position of someone who manages quite a bit of this particular industry's information flow and traffic, I want to give you all a first look at a product that we've just developed that we're very excited to launch. Basically, this product has one goal in mind, and in purpose ... "information organization" for the online knife industry.
Imagine the day that you can look to one source and type "folding knife" or "$300 bowie" or even, "dymondwood scales" and find the most recently published information, from sites all over the world ... perfectly organized, fast and clean. Well, before all you jump in and say, "we can ... all you have to do is type Yahoo.com, and do a search ... blah, blah." Remember one fact, we already have most of the top keyword placements sewn up, with sites like this one and a few others in the mix, so I'm here to say that the system I'm describing to you has that type of search and retrieval blown away, considering the relevancy of the information you need and the freshness of it, as well.
Ok ... so enough lip ... what is it?
Well ... KnifeSeek.com is the URL and title of the site. And, it's basically the world's first search engine relegated to information retrieval in this specific industry. We built it, we serve it and you can be guaranteed that it works as expected. It's from AtlantaVirtual.com.
I'm here to invite everyone who owns a website relating to the knife industry, or who knows of one owned by someone who's site information should be included in the engine database (owner must submit) to get involved with the project. The cost is free, the process is painless and the consequences of not being included could be enormous in time.
In the next 90 days, we'll be feeding sites into the system by the hour. The engine is trained to index every word on every page it finds within each crawled site ...
Come check it out ... you'll see!
http://www.knifeseek.com
<BR><FORM action=http://www.knifeseek.com/cgi-bin/search/search.pl method=get target=_blank><BR><DIV align=center><table width="150" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><td><div align="center"><font face=Arial size=1><b><a target=_blank href="http://www.knifeseek.com/"><img height=43 alt="Visit ... KnifeSeek.com" src="http://www.knifeseek.com/graphics/KS_appletlogo4.gif" width=140 border=0></a></b></font></div></td></tr><tr bgcolor="#333399"><td><div align="right"><font face=Arial><font size=1><input size=9 name=Terms><input type=submit value=Find name=submit></font></font></div></td></tr><tr bgcolor="#CCCCCC"><td><div align="center"><font face=Arial color=#ffffff size=1><font color=#000000>Knife Industry Search Engine</font></font></div></td></tr></table><BR></DIV><BR></FORM><BR>
Thanks for your time!
Alex
Alex Whetsell
Atlantavirtual.com
A short while back, we made an announcement hinting about a new project that we were in the process of building that we said would begin a new movement toward the organization of all this custom knife industry related information that we seem to be creating and compiling through our company, atlantavirtual.com. This is both relating to the clients we manage personally, and also affects the future organization of information retrieval in the knife industry.
In truth, we have quite a number of clients in this industry that we either host or manage web sites for, many of them using our community maintained sites to, in fact, sell their available work through on a daily basis. And, like any serious minded service provider, we are constantly looking for ways to improve the condition of our clients, relating to the viability of their online efforts, whether they are stand-alone operations or take part in the processes we provide to help elevate their efforts online. However, what I'm here to say, and uncover today, is something that affects us all, both site owners and general net users browsing around in this industry.
Regarding this, and speaking from a position of someone who manages quite a bit of this particular industry's information flow and traffic, I want to give you all a first look at a product that we've just developed that we're very excited to launch. Basically, this product has one goal in mind, and in purpose ... "information organization" for the online knife industry.
Imagine the day that you can look to one source and type "folding knife" or "$300 bowie" or even, "dymondwood scales" and find the most recently published information, from sites all over the world ... perfectly organized, fast and clean. Well, before all you jump in and say, "we can ... all you have to do is type Yahoo.com, and do a search ... blah, blah." Remember one fact, we already have most of the top keyword placements sewn up, with sites like this one and a few others in the mix, so I'm here to say that the system I'm describing to you has that type of search and retrieval blown away, considering the relevancy of the information you need and the freshness of it, as well.
Ok ... so enough lip ... what is it?
Well ... KnifeSeek.com is the URL and title of the site. And, it's basically the world's first search engine relegated to information retrieval in this specific industry. We built it, we serve it and you can be guaranteed that it works as expected. It's from AtlantaVirtual.com.
I'm here to invite everyone who owns a website relating to the knife industry, or who knows of one owned by someone who's site information should be included in the engine database (owner must submit) to get involved with the project. The cost is free, the process is painless and the consequences of not being included could be enormous in time.
In the next 90 days, we'll be feeding sites into the system by the hour. The engine is trained to index every word on every page it finds within each crawled site ...
Come check it out ... you'll see!
http://www.knifeseek.com
<BR><FORM action=http://www.knifeseek.com/cgi-bin/search/search.pl method=get target=_blank><BR><DIV align=center><table width="150" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><td><div align="center"><font face=Arial size=1><b><a target=_blank href="http://www.knifeseek.com/"><img height=43 alt="Visit ... KnifeSeek.com" src="http://www.knifeseek.com/graphics/KS_appletlogo4.gif" width=140 border=0></a></b></font></div></td></tr><tr bgcolor="#333399"><td><div align="right"><font face=Arial><font size=1><input size=9 name=Terms><input type=submit value=Find name=submit></font></font></div></td></tr><tr bgcolor="#CCCCCC"><td><div align="center"><font face=Arial color=#ffffff size=1><font color=#000000>Knife Industry Search Engine</font></font></div></td></tr></table><BR></DIV><BR></FORM><BR>
Thanks for your time!
Alex
Alex Whetsell
Atlantavirtual.com