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@Boris: the difference with Ziki is that we are not a people search directory, a central place where you go to to look for people. At RealMee, we focus on the de-facto people search engines, e.g. Google, and getting your website in the top organic results. Ziki uses Google AdWords to display a link to your site if you pay them 30 euro a year.

The difference with Naymz, is that it also offers a personal website service but also a reputation network on top of that, aimed at business professionals specifically. That means that specific services you get are dependent on what other people think of you and the score they give you. At RealMee, it is only about you: we are not a social network and are only about how you want to present yourself online.

Another big difference between RealMee and the two services mentioned by you is that our offering is very neutral: if you want to, you can disable our logo on your personal website. In a few weeks, you can also buy your personal domain to attach to your site meaning RealMee has disappeared totally.

@David, thanks for trying out RealMee and your detailed feedback. The ‘creation string’ is a field that we will get rid off – it’s related to a feature we are about to introduce so it shouldn’t be offered now. We’ll definately put your personal domain in the confirmation mail. I’ll also fix the copy issue mentioned. And if you have any more feedback on how we could promote our multilingual option more prominently we would love to hear it from you.

Thanks again all for your time.

In addition, one important thing missing from the acknowledgment email once I’d verified my ID was my new WEB ADDRESS. That would be really useful for novices. I can easily email the address to a friend, but I need to copy the URL from my browser to know it myself! Just adding a variable to the email is all that’s needed.

The multilingual aspect is a nice touch, although slightly too subtle – it should be more obvious that you can add profiles in different languages from the start, to encourage those who speak more than one language to spread their presence online. Some of the fields regarding Tom Tom are still in Dutch, rather than English.

So it needs a little work, but the potential is good.