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Trouble with Major Search Engine

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haha
could be an actual search engine
site looks okies minus the image links which dont work
 
Borghunter said:
LOL, hahahahahahaha, nice joke

:rofl:
Thanks Borghunter! Believe it or not, this cat litter company had the website in their TV ad and that's how I saw it. With national TV exposure like that, I think this domain will be worth something once their Ad campaign is over.
Don't you think so?

I bet they are getting a bit of traffic to it from the TV spot, a pretty good marketing idea. I was actually suprised they went to the trouble of actually creating the site.

It helps to see the TV commercial to understand the site, so let me set the stage:

The cat is looking for it's litter box but can't find it, so the cat goes to the computer, to "HuntForStuff.com, and types in "litter box."
The result comes back just as you see, "Your litter box can't be found"

Then, we find out that the reason the litter box can't be found is because this "Fresh Step" litter is so good at covering up the litter box odor, no one can find it (the old "smelly" litter was easy to find, just follow your nose).
 
Some big names behind that little search engine: The Clorox Company and Omnicom Group.
 
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