Mens Search Engine Enters The Search Race

KaZaZZ! Launches an All Mens Search Engine

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) October 6, 2004 -- Today, KaZaZZ! is pleased to announce the launch of its mens search engine called MaZaZZ! The new search engine takes all the traditional search engine tools and caters these tools to the interests of men. The new mens search engine features web, news, shopping, mp3 and picture search. These search tools have been integrated together to provide men with a high quality online search experience. For example, web search includes a preview of pictures related to the search request within the search results.

In addition, MaZaZZ! offers pay-per-click advertising targeting the men's market. This service allows advertisers the ability to promote their products and services to men using specific keywords. These keywords are matched to actual search requests and search results are displayed to consumers based on the bid amounts for these keywords. Minimum bids for this advertising program start at $.10 per keyword.

MaZaZZ! is a great way for men to enjoy the Internet on a site where their interests are being served", said Karl Hall, chief executive officer, KaZaZZ! Companies can also use MaZaZZ! to advertise their products to men online".

The MaZaZZ! Search Engine can be found at www.mazazz.com.

About KaZaZZ!
KaZaZZ! is a media and technology company founded with the purpose of creating content and tools that consistently permeates the human spirit. The Company operates several search and advertising related properties including the KaZaZZ! (general search engine), WaZaZZ! (womens search engine), MaZaZZ! (mens search engine), eVertiser (pay-per-click advertising network), KaZaZZ.net (contextual link exchange network) and Gurue (traditional and online remnant advertising auction network). These sites provide unique online tools and services for consumers and businesses around the world. KaZaZZ! also operates an Idea Lab, which incubates innovative business and creative ideas. KaZaZZ! is headquartered in Addison (Dallas), Texas.

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