All the best orangethirty! My two cents…the obvious benchmark / status quo in search is Google's no-fuss solution - a kind of 'wham bam thank you ma'am' (before

All the best orangethirty! My two cents…the obvious benchmark / status quo in search is Google's no-fuss solution - a kind of 'wham bam thank you ma'am' (before you urban dictionary it, I mean that phrase in the context of quick & to-the-point). So, what if you differentiated by being the antithesis of Google? It's so crazy it just might work. Be visually-rich and inject the principles of emotional design into search. Create 'clusters' or 'hubs' of results around the search term - a visual representation that deliberately includes a smorgasbord of websites, images, e-commerce, blogs and key social media pages. (If you went with value proposition like this, hackers wouldn't be the best target as early adopters; I know a visually-rich environment would resonate with the female, right-brained and design demographics, and there are certain markets in the world where this concept would have a particularly popular acceptance - South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia and Japan come to mind).