Industry: Search
Engine and Web Directory Advertisement Business
Our search engine business model
is primarily designed for advertisements. For example,
Yahoo! Inc. is a provider of Internet services to consumers
and businesses through the Yahoo! Search. During 2003,
Yahoo! completed the acquisitions of Inktomi Corporation
and Overture Services, Inc. in March and October, respectively.
Both search engines operate as commercial listing/search
engine advertising companies. In other words, they provide
search results and displayed advertisements on the search
results, themselves. Thanks to commercial search operations,
gRevenue excluding traffic acquisition costs, or eTAC,f
related to its commercial search business, reached $785
million for the quarter and $2.6 billion for the year
(source: http://news.com.com/2100-1038_3-5540577.html)h.
In short, this activity means
that commercial engines offer profitable opportunities
for astonishing growth in the Internet marketplace.
This search advertisement process is the most profitable
way for search engine companies to operate. This search
engine industry is known as: Sponsored search, commercial
search, and search advertisement. As market forces go,
search advertisement is by far the most profitable way
that search engine companies can generate income.
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Model: Search engine
marketplace
Our principal activity is to operate
an online marketplace that introduces consumers and businesses
to searching the Internet for advertisers who provide
products, services, and information that specifically
meet detailed criteria presented by our searching users.
Our services are comprised of advertiser's listings on
our search results, which are screened for relevance and
accessed by consumers and businesses. The advertisers
include retail merchants, wholesale and service businesses,
product manufacturers, and a host of other business types
that do commerce via the World Wide Web.
Advertisers pay a fee to our portal site each time a consumer
clicks on the advertisers Web site listings. We help customers
find relevant search listings for information, products,
and services. To accomplish this feat in the Japanese
language requires the utmost in dedication to meeting
our clientsf specific Japanese-based language needs and
requirements.
Currently, almost no companies exist with such a business
objective and even fewer operate toward reaching that
objective. In other words, R2 Systems is entering this
very specific and detailed segment at a time when the
demand for such services far outpaces (and continues to
grow at a blistering rate) supply. |
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