Vizibility A Side Dish At Web Innovators Group Event

The world’s first ”SearchMe™” button for Google to be presented at WebInno25

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 23, 2010 -- Vizibility Inc. (www.vizibility.com) announced today that it has been selected to present its new personal branding service for career professionals at Web Innovators Group (aka WebInno) in Boston. Hosted by Venrock’s David Beisel, WebInno is where the greater New England web and mobile community comes together for an evening of conversation and innovation. Vizibility founder James Alexander will be demoing to a crowd of more than 800 attendees as a “Side Dish” presentation.

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At WebInno, Vizibility will showcase its innovative PreSearch™ technology. Vizibility is like a "Google Me" button delivering the search results career professionals want others to see first. Through a simple wizard, the Vizibility service enables anyone to quickly create the optimal Google search for themselves based on their name, employment history, and relevant keywords. This PreSearch can easily be added to online profiles, resumes, email signatures and more. There is no cost to create or use a Vizibility SearchMe link. Additional features can be added via an upgrade.

If you cannot be found quickly in search engines, you miss an important opportunity to make a powerful impression and validate your credentials.

"Today's resume is an online profile in conjunction with the first few pages of search results," said Vizibility founder James Alexander (vizibility.com/james). “’Googling’ and being ‘Googled’ are now standard practice for professional, personal and other reasons. If you cannot be found quickly in search engines, you miss an important opportunity to make a powerful impression and validate your credentials. WebInno is a perfect venue to introduce this service to other innovators and creative thinkers.”

WebInno provides a glimpse of current endeavors in the Internet and mobile sectors, with the goal of fostering community interaction. The events include three “Main Dish” demonstrations by local entrepreneurs launching new services, coupled with “Side Dish” presentations by firms manning demo tables around the room.

WebInno will take place on March 1st in the Grand Ballroom in the Cambridge Royal Sonesta. The event begins at 6:30 PM, with “Main Dish” presentations starting at 7:00 PM. Attendees can sign up for free on the registration page.

About Vizibility Inc.
Vizibility Inc. (www.vizibility.com), headquartered in New York, delivers one-click people search for career professionals. Personalized search results help career professionals stand out while saving executive recruiters, business partners and others valuable time sifting through pages of irrelevant results. Vizibility is in beta release and presently supports Google searches. Other search engines will be added soon including Microsoft Bing, Yahoo! and Ask.com. Vizibility is patent pending. Vizibility, PreSearch and SearchMe are trademarks of Vizibility Inc. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

About the Web Innovators Group
Web Innovators Group (WebInno) is a quarterly gathering of people engaged in Internet and mobile innovation in the New England area, hosted by David Beisel of Venrock. These regular meetings provide a forum for entrepreneurs from self-funded and early-stage startups to present new services to their peers, as well as an opportunity for members of the community to share and exchange ideas. More information can be found at www.webinnovatorsgroup.com.

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