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Saturday, February 19, 2005

Google Catalog Search

Google Catalog Search applies Google's search technology to thousands of scanned mail-order catalogs, from industrial adhesives to designer clothing and gourmet food.

Whether you publish business or consumer catalogs, Google Catalog Search extends the reach of your marketing efforts to millions of new customers.

Inclusion in Google Catalog Search is currently free for publishers. There is no obligation and nothing you need to do other than provide Google with copies of your catalogs. You just simply send them your catalog and it will be included in the catalog search.

I think it's a great feature, especially for business 2 business. You can 'scan' quickly through various suppliers and order a catalog of your needs.

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