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2011-01-10: 10,000,000 profiles on CircleCount.com

Today we have indexed the 10-millionth profile CircleCount.com!
That is a huge milestone for us and we are proud of the growing of this project and happy to get such a great feedback from you. We'll try to continue adding new features this year, so stay tunes!

 

2011-10-01: Relaunch of CircleCount.com

Today we have launched our new design at CircleCount.com!
Check it out and give us your feedback on our blog, on Facebook or on Twitter.

 

2011-12-07: CircleCount.com in the blog of Forbes Magazine

The online blog of Forbes Magazine mentioned our project "CircleCount" in an article at the 12th Juli 2011.

"Within days of the launch of Google+, services like CircleCount popped up, allowing users to track which individuals had been added to the most Google+ circles."

Thanks to Christopher Barger (THE SOCIAL MEDIA REPORT): http://blogs.forbes.com/christopherbarger/2011/07/12/google-digital-sneetches-and-getting-real-value-from-a-new-tool/

 

2011-09-07: Find interesting people at Google+ with CircleCount.com

In the end it was just a matter of time that Google would start an own online community as competition to Facebook. Then Google did it a few days ago with their Community called "Google+" and the feature "Circles", which intelligently and transparently manages friends and profiles in an easy to navigate way. By using the "Circles" you are able to partition profiles for example your friends or profiles you just want to keep up with. At the moment Google+ is more clearly arranged with their visual circles and their rights management than Facebook, although Facebook makes a similar way of rights management possible by using the profile preferences, but it is not as well structured.

Google+ is in BETA at the moment. The community can be used with all features, but it is limited to a small number of users. Google did not start any big marketing campaign with their launch of Google+ Circles. That might show that Google wanted to wait how well their concept is going to be accepted. In this stage you get user feedback, so you can enhance or completely eliminate certain features. This is a standardized business procedure, if you launch new products and you want to find out if you did a good job in terms of technology and targeting your interest group. If both works out well, then chances are high that you will make money with it.

In this stage, without Google advertising Google+, Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten used the publicly available information of Google+ and build a ranking of the most clicked persons. So known or unknown persons other people observe in their "Cirlces". In the end, it turned out that number one of this high score list with 47.000 Google+ users observing him in their "Circles" is Mark Zuckerberg. So the founder of Facebook and competitor of Google is the most followed person on Google+.

A small sensation that Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten revealed on his website http://socialstatistics.com/

Something interesting, which made Google+ Cirlces internationally known, is a New York Times article from July 5 2011. Mainly due to the fact that Mark Zuckerberg was ranked number one. That is a nice effect we can observe here, how to advertise a product without investing a whole lot of money. Mark Zuckerberg has 77.807 "followers" by now and 69 "following" (profiles he follows in his circles).

We did neither know Boris nor his Website, but we made something out of the same idea: CircleCount.com This Website provides similar, however more detailed information. We are happy to be up-to-date, although we are such a small team. Check out: www.circlecount.com

 

2011-27-06: everygain Translator for Google Chrome released

Der everygain Translator now also available for Google Chrome in version 0.1.

We are starting with a small version number, since we want to add the whole functionality of the Firefox extension. But the basics are already available and you can translate anything directly on any website.

Try it out and install the everygain Translator in your Chrome. More...

 

2011-15-06: everygain Translator speaks BINGlisch

The add-on for Firefox everygain Translator has reached version 1.1 and is now able to translate with the help of google and also bing. If you translate a single word, the result is also linked to wikipedia, so that you can get a better description on the searched word. More...

 

2010-04-17: songcheckr joins everygain

songcheckr joined the projects of everygain. More...

 

2010-04-08: MeineQuellen.de, probably the first project of everygain, arrives in the portfolio

MeineQuellen.de is a free online reference management, where you can manage all your books and magazines. More...

 

2010-02-22: The everygain Translator comes now into your Firefox

With "everygain Translator" we created an extension for Mozilla Firefox, which is helping you on translating anything anywhere. More...

 

2009-11-21: bugaword.com is playing with translations-tools

bugaword.com is a new project of everygain, which gives you more fun in the web.

With script-generated translation you can have a lot of fun. More...

 

2009-05-01: lalaSearch.de sees the light of day

lalaSearch.de searches music in amazon using lastFM to find the music you like. More...

 

2009-03-01: beamTo.net beams you into the www.

beamTo.net is the url-shortner of everygain.com.

After using it only for our internal projects we launched it as on open tool for everyone to use. More...

 

2009-01-10: everygain gets its own website.

On our own website you can find a lot of informations about our projects and our spirit.

We are working also on the design, but for the moment we give you the first content.

 

2008-12-15: mapssage.com is launched as the third project of everygain.

mapssage.com places a message on a map.

This mashup is working with the Google Maps API and is showing your messages on a map wherever you want. More...

 

2008-07-01: NoMarketPlace.com is going live as the second project of everygain.

NoMarketPlace.com ist eine Produkt-Suchmaschine für Amazon mit einer Besonderheit. Hier werden nur Produkte angezeigt, die von Amazon direkt und nicht über Drittanbieter verkauft werden.

Die Motivation für dieses Projekt kam aus dem hohen Bedarf, der im näheren Bekanntenkreis signalisiert worden ist. More...

 

2008-06-26: everygain gets founded.

Es ist endlich soweit: Der Grundstein von everygain ist gelegt!

Ab heute ist es offiziell. Die bisher realisierten Projekte bekommen ihren rechtmäßigen Besitzer und die zukünftigen Projekte eine gesunde Basis.

 

2008-06-01: There are internal discussions about everygain.

Die zwei Gründer kennen sich schon sehr lange, aber endlich packen sie ihr jahrelanges Vorhaben ernsthaft an. Aus den vielen Ideen, die in ihrer Freundschaft gemeinsam entstanden sind, sollen jetzt handfeste Projekte werden.

Die Idee der GbR entsteht also im Sommer 2008. Es bedeutet zwar einiges an Arbeit, da viel organisiert und recherchiert werden muss, aber das Ganze ist auch mit sehr viel Spaß verbunden.