http://www.techrigy.com/ has 3 pages (there is a next button)

And I do have some ideas on the verbiage, etc. Here’s the info in regard to the differentiation:

1) Historical content – The only product that gives you full historical analysis for the past year.

2) Real-time alerts – We provide real time Volume and Category alerts.

3) Advanced categorization – including built-in categories, user-defined categories, and “learning” categories

4) Unmatched Analytics capabilities – Includes analysis of demographics, geographics, popularity, theme detection, level of buzz, etc…

5) Automated sentiment analysis – provides negative and positive sentiment.

6) Flexible licensing – licensed based on search results, not based on profiles or clients.

7) Ability to white label the product, branding it with your agencies logo and company names.

However, sometimes web content seems written for techies, and in my brief visit to freemium, I didn’t see enough to click through. Maybe you can help them with creating better and clearer content. And maybe you can help me: How is Techrigy different (differentiation should be on every web page) from other data-based products such as sitemeter, for example?

Welcome to the family We are glad to have you on the team, and I see a bright future for Techrigy.

Aaron Newman

No doubt! And you’re the one always keeping me on my toes about justifying things with numbers. I look forward to showing you the depth of it.