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Well, the hoopla over Bing is over. The wonders of Microsoft’s decision engine are now known to the world via a media blitz powerful enough to shame a Superbowl advertising rep.

But to many of us who have been watching the development of upstart social search aggregation engine LeapFish, the wonders of Bing were more yawn inspiring than awe inspiring.

LeapFish brought social search aggregation to a whole new level. Try them out at LeapFish.com. Do a quick search and you’ll notice the tightly parsed RSS blocks with cool Ajaxified content flipping features. These let you flip through content layers without leaving the search results page. Look familiar?

Scroll down to the video section. How about those dynamic loading mouseover video previews? Just like Bing eh?

Don’t miss the cool ‘Share’ feature that lets you quickly and easily repost the scraped content back to your favorite social bookmarking service.

These and many other on page effects are what make Bing and LeapFish so unique. But ask the folks at LeapFish and they’ll tell you they were first with all of these developments.

I spoke with a LeapFish rep yesterday and pointed some of these similarities out to her. She was adamant that LF was first to market with these interface features. She proudly explained how they have been in serious dev since rebranding Leapfish from it’s earlier iteration as a domain appraisal service.

Okay fair enough, but how can you compete with the mashup style of the Bing metasearch (also known as a decision engine)?

We’re wathing and waiting…

Meanwhile the search wars continue. As always we urge our clients to stick to networking and content power and let the aggregation services pull us into the web. No matter who wins the fight for eyeballs, we win the war.

Dwayne Coots

In our last segment we took a look at the features of the American Residential Law Group blog and how it provides resources and tip to assist consumers looking for help with mortgage issues.

That original ARLG blog post is located at here if you want to track it. Their blog is growing and is worth a bookmark considering the recent government statistics showing 1 in 45 American homes faced foreclosure in 2009.

Beyond the blog you will also want to visit their main website to get the scoop on how they can help you through any mortgage crisis. ARLG is the hands-down Loan Modification specialty practice. They back it up with tons of expertise and a free consultation with an attorney. Just use their toll-free number or fill out the online form on their site to get started today.

Don’t live with worry and uncertainty about your home mortgage. Contact the experts today.

Since article marketing is a very effective way to promote your website, we were very escited to review Article Alley, one the the top Article Marketing sites on the web.

The website is super clean and easy to navigate, plus the categories are logical and fairly wide. I liked the overall usability of the site. The best feature is the article detail pages. Article Alley make it easy to not only subscribe to article feeds but to republish articles.

From the wrtier point of view they are also very functional. The author tools are robust and I have experienced good turn around times when submitting.

In this post-meltdown economic climate, research indicates a strong and trending demand for consumer debt education and support. This need is not in a vacuum, but rather a result of an overwhelming call of help by troubled home buyers. One company is filling the need by providing education not only to consumer-borrowers but also to lender firms.

The folks over at American Residential Law Group have introduced a valuable new blog with direct resources for the residential mortgage industry with a strong emphasis on education and support for loan modification. They urge lenders to make the effort to reach out to their customers now to help them. Of course because of new opportunities this may create, yes but beyond that to educate them on the loan modification process.

Driving new prospects to your business is always a challenge, but these days it is more important than ever to engage your local website visitors and make them see you from a local viewpoint. In a small town this might be easy but meeting people and getting them to know about you and your product or service is a larger area takes more work.

Earlier we looked at Orange Soda as a top quality marketing outfit. Visit their site for resources and a quote. You can also check out more orangesoda.com reviews to help decide if they are right for you. We can’t stress enough how a bit of effort put into focusing on your regional prospects will pay big returns.

Your customers want to deal with a local business. There is a certain amount of trust that is extended to a company if the customer can drive up to your location — even though in our experience they hardly ever do. But it does make the customer feel more confident giving you their business if your local. Most folks like to keep their taxes local also.

So consider reaching out to the community with your website, Facebook fan page, and take advantage of the -er- home field advantage.

We’re hearing so much noise these days from clients who are able to manage million dollar enterprises, yet somehow are at a loss to manage the mortgage on their home. We decided to find out what kind of resources are out there to help home owners. This post is a review of American Residential Law Group. They are one of the top players in the market.

A quick visit to their blog will provide lots of resources and expert advice on avoiding foreclosure and dealing with lenders. Also their service offerings include highly qualified advice on loan modification with is a hot topic these days. The most important information is right there on their blog free of charge, and of course their expert service is just a toll free phone call away.

ed note: This post is part of a sponsored conversation. The views expressed are true opinions of the author.