Enderly Fuel Injection …

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We saw the writing on the wall long ago and are not shy about claiming to have assimilated all of these search engine projects.

We are actively working on a demo now.

Cheers!

AltSearchEngines.com
Charles S. Knight, editor
charles@altsearchengines.com
http://www.altsearchengines.com

Thanks for your wishes to talk with me about this.

Here are my points to this:
1. I do not like to comunicate by Telephone or skype.
Much prefer blog-discussions or email because of multiple reasons.
( I am on the net since 1990 and telephone is an old outdated communication method
and I got used to use it less and less over the last 19 years. )

I may accept phone communication in form of a paid consultation.
I will announce on this blog when I offer paid consultations and the conditions.
( I have to avoid problems with NDA’s and stuff because those things may
hinder development of my own businesses, so I cannot offer that right now
before I will have sorted out all ramifications. Maybe I will never offer it. )

2. I am not yet ready to talk with anybody about my ideas about this. The ideas will be kept secret until I come up with some product or service. And then I will only reveal what’s necessary to sell the product or service and/or teach my customers on how to use it.

3. As to ADSDAQ: Since I may create a competitor to ADSDAQ I only have read the about-us page and this is full of patent-pending speak, so I will not look at anything more in order to avoid legal problems. Especially as I have an education in computational linguistics I can probably come up good content matching solutions. The question is: Is good, sophisticted content-matching really useful, i.e. does it improve the ROI of advertisers? I am not at all sure.

Here are some more thoughts about ADSDAQ:

3.a What I can tell from your About us page is, that you are a competitor to Google’s content network.

3.b Whether ADSDAQ is better or worse than Google’s content network can only be told by measuring the ROI which is possible with advertising on your network. So, the old direct marketing answer: you have to test it.

3.c I think that venture capital is not needed for creating another content network.
Today, in the Internet-age you can create pretty much any business without
(big)loan and without venture captial.
I have already started to create a course which teaches how to start a business
without (big)loan or venture capital.
The availability of that course will be announced on this blog.

3.d You may be interested in another product which I plan to create, which will be a product which tells some specific strategies for getting most out of Google’s content network.
You may get some ideas what kind of stuff you have to provide in ADSDAQ in order
to offer the same level of optimizations.

Best regards,

Chris

please email me with your contact - skype would be great. would like to know more about you and your ideas. i have some too, though it would need beta investment. e

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Kind regards,
John