3rd June 2011

Today WackoSearch received extensive coverage on The Bay radio station morning show with Geoff Carter. As well as an in depth interview with Philip Thomson, Managing Director at Loyaltynet, Geoff completed a number of searches using WackoSearch, which he shared with listeners.

Wackosearch turns the idea of search engines upside down, giving users the wrong search results!

As would be expected, Geoff found a number of weird and wonderful sites when using WackoSearch and was particularly amused by the science of how to cut a bagel and diaries of George Orwell. i

Geoff and Phil discussed how the WackoSearch had come about, with Phil explaining that most people who use the Internet these days had probably never experiencedi 'surfing' the web. This is because search engines are now so accurate users tend to get taken directly to what they are looking for (or close), thus missing out on the opportunity to come across interesting sites that they were not necessarily planning to visit.

Philip Thomson, Managing Director at Loyaltynet said, "We are only sorry that The Duck, himself, was not available to speak with Geoff. That said, as good an interviewer as Geoff is, I doubt he would have managed to get a lot out of him, and it would all have been wrong."

Links

Wackosearch: www.wackosearch.com
The Duck on Facebook: facebook.com/wackosearch
The Duck on Twitter: @wackosearch
The Duck's Blog: blog.wackosearch.com
The Bay Radio: www.thebayradio.com
The Bay Radio on Twitter: @thebay1028
Geoff Carter on Twitter: @geoffonthebay

About Loyaltynet

Internet Entrepreneurs: An understanding that it is impossible to envisage the Internet ever reaching its full potential is the driving force behind Loyaltynet's business. Loyaltynet devise and develop new, unusual web sites to address the ever-growing clamour from online users for interesting and different experiences. The focus is on developing online applications that enhance and integrate with the already established and dominant social networks, search engines and content providers.

Sales Specialists: Since forming in 2004, Loyaltynet have helped clients achieve and exceed their sales targets. Loyaltynet develop and implement specific strategies to improve individual and overall sales effectiveness. Activities include one-to-one mentoring of senior sales management, day-to-day tactical work with the field force to develop and win new business, as well as training and incentivisation of channel partners. Loyaltynet are not conventional trainers, but facilitators who help clients to focus on what needs to be done to win more business.

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