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I'd say "a search engine for finding businesses". As the grandparent post notes, "Google for Business" sounds like the other paid-services (like email & docume
by gojomo 7y ago
I'd say "a search engine for finding businesses".
As the grandparent post notes, "Google for Business" sounds like the other paid-services (like email & document hosting) Google offers to business customers.
"Search for business" sounds like it could be an offering allowing businesses to add search-functionality to their own site/systems – a competitor to Swiftype, Algolia, and Google Site Search. (You're not that.)
Or maybe, "search for business" could indicate a general-web search engine that's optimized for business/professional-searches – which is a little more like what you're doing, but still not quite as focused as to mean "search that just finds businesses".
- dstick 7y agoThanks for kicking off this discussion gojomo! We just updated our homepage to be cleaner and straight to the point with a clear focus on relevance and speed when searching for companies / b2b leads! :)