NeXplore Search Changing the Face of Search NeXplore Corporation (OTC: NXPC) was founded in 2007 with a clear-cut mission— Improve the online experience by providing Web tools and destinations that empower people to drive and define an Internet experience perfectly suited for their unique needs, interests, and online pursuits.
NeXplore Search, the company’s flagship product available in public beta January 2008, blends meta-search power with cutting-edge Web 2.0 technology to deliver to consumers in rich-media format accurate search results that can be further filtered by a social- sharing overlay and other personalization features.
With three unique, easily navigable search-result display options (summary view, gallery view and line view) and three proprietary, drilldown-eliminating website preview options (thumbnail preview, window preview and pane preview), plus an array of rich Internet applications (RIA) that make searching greatly more interactive, NeXplore Search changes the face of Internet search forever!
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In just over a year since its public beta launch, NeXplore Search has achieved numerous company milestones and industry distinctions, including:
• NeXplore Search ranked 7th on AltSearchEngines.com list of leading alternative search engines. (February 2009) • NeXplore Search tops 5.5 million unique monthly visitors. (January 2009) • NeXplore Search ranked 7th on Alexa ‘Top 10 Movers & Shakers’ for rapid growth. (September 2008) NeXplore Search has been recognized by leading search industry bloggers and editorial media including CNet/Webware, AltSearchEngies.com, ReadWriteWeb.com, Beyond Search, and Social Computing Magazine, among others. The NeXplore perspective on the question of search advertising growth—evidenced by the wealth of game-changing search-advertising innovations delivered by NeXplore Ads—runs counter to popular opinion but truer to the realities of today. Simply put, NeXplore believes that the present plateau in paid search growth is best perceived as a well constructed launching pad for search advertising’s next great ascension—a period of accelerated growth at hand now that NeXplore believes will likely surpass search advertising’s 2007 - 2008 peak of 21% year-over-year growth. The NeXplore perspective on search advertising growth is based on a careful analysis of the following prevailing forces shaping today’s Internet: 1. Growing Internet time-consumption, reliance on Internet search & search dissatisfaction Consumers are spending increasingly more time online. Today, Internet time-consumption is rapidly closing the gap on TV time, with the average consumer spending 29% of his or her time on the Internet compared with 37% watching television. For the young adults & teens demographic, Internet time consumption surpasses that of TV at 39%, a clear harbinger of the increase in daily Internet use sure to occur over the coming years. Growing Internet time-consumption, reliance on Internet search & search dissatisfaction (continued) According to PEW Internet & American Life project, the percentage of Internet users who use search engines on a typical day has been steadily rising from about one-third of all users in 2002, to a new high of just under one-half (49%) in 2008. With this increase, the number of those using a search engine on a typical day is pulling ever closer to the 60% of Internet users who use email, the only Internet app ahead of search, on a typical day. The search market is currently dominated by Google and nearly completely covered by just a handful of search engines—Google, Yahoo, MSN, AOL and Ask. With so much Google and so little competition, one might think that consumers are completely satisfied with today’s offering of virtually indistinguishable search engines. This assumption would be incorrect according to a recent J.P. Morgan survey that found that a whopping  |