Every day searching for specific information online becomes more and more difficult, not to mention time consuming. Websites bombard you with images, links, icons, and advertising before you even get a chance to view the site’s main content. And search sites aren’t any better. They display rows upon rows of links only for you to realize that after endless clicking, you still can’t find what you’re looking for.

Take Google for example. How often do you venture onto page 31 of your search results? Hardly ever right? That’s because most of us are under the impression that relevant information is displayed on the first few search pages. But that isn’t always the case.

Thanks to yolink, it doesn’t matter if the information you need is on page 2 or page 102, or if it’s behind the 1st or 100th link. What matters is that you find it and find it fast. yolink quickly scans search results, e-books, online documents, and web sites using key words, quotes, and word relationships to find what you are looking for. What would probably take you hours now takes yolink only seconds.

yolink was created to streamline the search process, completely. Considered the web’s first genuine ‘find tool’, it essentially finds the information you would have never found before. And it does it faster than you can say Google.

The origin of the yolink name actually started out as a verb. The new tool was so easy to use, the designers and developers found themselves urging friends and family to “Yo! Link!” i.e. “just use it” for their search process. It became such a popular saying internally that it stuck!

Sources: Steffen and yolink.com

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