Written by admin on October 04, 2007 under Microsoft, News, Shopping |
Microsoft has announced on Oct 1st 2007 that it has acquired a comparison shopping search engine called jellyfish.com. Now jellyfish will be part of Microsoft’s live search division. Microsoft believes that the technology used by jellyfish.com has good potential applications which help them to continue investing heavily in commerce and shopping.

Jellyfish is based in Madison, Wisconsin and is a customer centric new form of online advertising website. Jellyfish.com is very successful in generating huge discounts by mobilizing a large group of consumers through their auction and chat tools to buy a single product in a single day. The President of Jellyfish, Mark McGuire who has teamed up with Brian Weigand to pioneer an innovative online shopping idea to help the businesses and the consumers experience a unique internet marketplace.
Jellyfish had done remarkable venture in the field of comparative shopping engines. In terms of the deal with Microsoft, Jellyfish.com maintains its standalone identity and continues to remain in Madison with its 26 employees. Jellyfish has a very strong consumer feedback base. Most of the account holders in the site feel that shopping online with jellyfish is exciting and fun. The support staffs of jellyfish are amazing and friendly. The buyers benefit from saving lot of money more money, through shopping in jellyfish than other sites. Jellyfish also offers lot of prizes and discounts as well as cash back incentives
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