Personalized search is one of the hottest topics in the search market right now. Today, goZone.com announced the release of Additional Search Results, a new capability that advances the level of personalized search by providing highly relevant bonus search listings, ranging from specific job listings to targeted listings of books or forms directly pertinent to the searcher's query.
(PRWEB) May 12, 2004 -- The goZone.com search engine (http://www.gozone.com) announced today the launch of Additional Search Results. This advancement improves the level of personalized search by providing highly relevant bonus search listings, ranging from specific job listings to targeted listings of books or forms directly pertinent to the searcher's query. By strategically partnering with select online businesses, goZone.com allows a searcher to use these additional listings in conjunction with their other search results, giving them more relevant results. The new goZone.com Additional Search Results follow in a line of features that allow users to completely control their search experience.
The goZone.com Additional Jobs Search Results include listings for available jobs directly tied to the searcher's query. goZone.com provides these listings by partnering with FlipDog.com, a division of the industry leader, Monster.com. With this new feature, goZone.com allows a person searching for information about an upcoming move to a new area, for example, to get an additional list of job openings available in that area.
The goZone.com Additional News Search Results present users with results from a variety of News feeds, including ABC News, the Boston Globe, Wired, and CNET. The Additional Books Search Results present users with results for various categories of books provided by the market leader, Amazon.com. goZone.com also provides Additional Forms Search Results which present users with qualified results for tax, legal, real estate, and business forms.
With Additional Search Results, goZone users get more value out of their goZone experience," reported Ernie St. Gelais, the President of goZone.com. "Searchers will find more relevant information at goZone.com than they would by going to any other search engine and performing the same search query." In the near future, goZone will add yellow page, reference, real estate, and shopping results to its offerings. To learn more about the new goZone.com search engine visit, (http://www.gozone.com/about.htm).
The goZone.com search engine launched on January 5th, 2004 and was the first search engine to field extreme personalized search capability. With revolutionary new products and technology, such as search algorithm choice and vertical search with Zones, goZone.com challenges other concepts of personalized search and allows the user more total control over their search experience. Visit http://www.gozone.com/help.htm?title=Features to find out more about new goZone technology and upcoming features.
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