Quintura has launched its first site search solution. It’s initially only available in the U.S.
“Web publishers who add Quintura’s free, hosted solution to their websites will realize significant cost savings and generate a new revenue stream,” said Yakov Sadchikov, founder and CEO of Quintura. “Online publishers are given a unique opportunity to engage their users in site search far more than ever before, resulting in additional page-views and click-throughs.”
Quintura has also received its first patent, for a search engine graphical interface using maps and images.
“In beta trials, our solution has proven its benefits to web publishers,” said Dennis Szerszen, CMO of Quintura. “Our statistics demonstrate much higher click-through rates, search utilization, and overall page-views.”
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