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Monitor Your Competitors

Did you ever want to find the latest news on your competitors?

This is a simple search engine trick to find what other people say about your competitors:

• Go to Google, Yahoo or MSN search
• Type in ["competitor name"] -site:[competitor website]
• Example: "fjord seafood" -site:fjordseafood.com
• Search results will show sites mentioning the company, excluding pages from the company itself

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Internet competitor monitoring can be time-consuming, and is a task that should be automated. This is exactly what our tool does. You specify the name of your competitors, and some keywords associated with them, and its programmed artificial intelligence takes care of the rest: The robot walks around in search engines and in "industry neighbourhooods", picking up pages that it considers relevant.

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11/3/2004

Fish and seafood research reports

• Fish and seafood research reports from ResearchAndMarkets.com
• Seafood reports from Seafood InfoCenter
• Fisheries and seafood reports from the Office of Industry and Trade (US)
• Large collection of international reports from Fish and Seafood online
• Weekly seafood reports from Foodservice.com
• Seafood report from Sysco
• Fish and seafood market research from MarketResearch.com
• Fishery market reports from Aquafind
• Aquaculture knowledge base from Growfish.com
• Our extraction of Eurofish market reports
• Aquaculture and fisheries pecial reports from Kontali Analyse

10/4/2004

Seafood Market - Smart Searches

As you know, market knowledge means power, and probably the best way to gain this knowledge is to read a bunch of reports on your field. But the number of documents on the web is virtually unlimited. Here is our little guide through this jungle of knowledge.  

Search engines like Google contains some jewels that may be hard to find if you're not familiar with the advanced search features. We assure you, these features are not that advanced.

We've often seen that PDF and Word documents has more flesh on the bones than ordinary web pages. In these, you'll probably find more statistical data, more interesting information - in other words, more useful knowledge. However, you probably want to limit the search results to:

• Documents written in a certain language (spanish, norwegian, english)
• Documents from a certain country (Chile, Norway; US)
• Documents with a certain file type (Word, PDF, HTML)
• Documents that are not very old

Some possible searches are:

• Find all word documents in Norway containing the word 'Fisheries', that are not more than 3 months old
• Find all educational PDF documents containing the phrase "Norwegian Salmon"
• Find all PDF documents in the United States containing the phrase "Seafood Market"
• Find all PDF documents containing the words "seafood" and "b2b"

Click on the links and note what search commands we have used in the search box.

• "site" - limits the query to a specific domain or country, f.ex .edu or .no
• "filetype" - limits the query to a specific filetype, f.ex "doc" or "pdf"
• To limit the query to new documents, go to the advanced search feature

Our "Smart Searches" guide will be updated as we come across other smart searches on the web. The possibilities are definately unlimited, but from time to time we get very interesting and useful search results that we would like to share with our readers.

11/2/2004