Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation offers alternative to Wix (WIX), WordPress and Squarespace. Building a website is getting easier and easier thanks to user-friendly web-building services like Wix, WordPress, and Squarespace. However, even as these platforms become less and less code-heavy, most of them still require some basic coding and they remain complex for the not-so-tech-savvy. These days, businesses can’t afford to not have a website and a web presence, so for those without the skillset or the budget to hire someone to do it the WordPress, Wix and Squarespace way, it’s pretty common to feel stuck. Now, there’s an alternative to Wix, WordPress, and Squarespace -Findit.com. Findit enables you to create a site right on Findit.com and create SEO-friendly pages without using a single line of code. The goal most owners have for their websites is to give people a way to find them and then to be able to call or email them. Findit is the perfect lure. Each Findit site can have its own unique Findit address and screen name, which is similar to a domain address for a website. The difference is it is an extension of Findit.com. Each URL can be targeted   Read more…

Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms have been on a mission to cleanse themselves of fake news. However, the measures they’ve taken to do so have been as controversial as the problem they seek to eliminate. Facebook started off deleting inactive profiles, which then extended to them taking the liberty of deleting political pages, fringe pages, and holistic medicine pages that they deemed pseudoscience. In fact, they have purged at least 80 accounts without providing reasons. For instance, Just Natural Medicine, Natural Cures Not Medicine, and People’s Awakening, accounts focused on natural remedies, health, and organic living with roughly 7 million followers collectively, were deleted. Clark St. Amant of Findit stated, “We are aware that plenty of people have opinions and share opinions on social networking sites that include Facebook and Twitter. Some of these opinions are factually false but that does not mean, in our opinion, these posts or accounts have to be removed. We see on nightly news stations that include CNN and Fox plenty of people sharing their opinions: some that work at the networks, some that are guests, and some that are elected officials, and each evening these people are either choosing to get the   Read more…

Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation shares interview from Uptick Newswire on updates to Findit. Marketing Director Peter Tosto of Findit, Inc., returns to Stock Day to give an update on the Findit.com website, including new vacation rental listings from Abodeca and creating search results for businesses using Findit. Everett Jolly of Uptick Newswire stated, “I’ve given very few endorsement on my program about the company itself, stock yes a lot but the company itself but I want to give you guys an endorsement, you know for $79.00 or $99.00 for the whole year you can basically get your own website url and then if you want somebody to help you market that Findit will do that.” You can listen to the entire Interview here: https://upticknewswire.com/interview-marketing-director-peter-tosto-of-findit-inc-otcpink-fdit/. About Findit, Inc. Findit, Inc., (OTC PINK: FDIT) owns Findit.com which is a Social Media Content Management Platform that provides an interactive search engine for all content posted in Findit to appear in Findit search. The site is an open platform that provides access to Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search engines access to its content posted to Findit so it can be indexed in these search engines as well. Findit provides   Read more…

ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / October 30, 2018 / Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation offers insight into how Facebook (FB), Instagram, Twitter (TWTR), and Google (GOOG) shadow-ban users and how Findit provides a alternative called the first amendment to that secretive style of censorship. Shadow-banning is the idea of making the shadow-banned user believe their public posts are still visible, while in reality, the posts are either invisible or have greatly reduced visibility (i.e. they can only be seen by the user’s followers). Wikipedia defines shadow-banning as a partial block of a certain user’s content without the user’s consent or knowledge that it has happened. Part of the reason social media sites shadow-ban users is because they have determined that the user violated their rules in some way. The issue is that the user doesn’t have a chance to modify their behavior or online activity to comply. Again, most users have zero idea they’ve been censored – and it happens a lot more frequently than you’d think. Shadow-banning occurs outside of social media as well. In fact, 90% of all search queries go through Google. They have shown a willingness to give weight to certain links, what results   Read more…

Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation offers insight into how Findit can give contractors a better bang for their buck than Angie’s List (ANGI) or HomeAdvisor. General Contractors depend on online visibility and reputation to generate new leads and to secure new construction jobs. Many are even willing to pay for anything they believe will get them the best lead results. Angie’s List and HomeAdvisor are two of the most popular services out there for connecting customers with contractors. However, contractors who are tired of paying for each new lead or having their business affected by second-party reviews, are looking for sustainable results, more effective ways of finding new jobs – which is the reason they’re moving over to Findit. Findit, the content management platform, is bringing the customers and the jobs straight to the contractors without charging for each and every lead. The secret to Findit’s success is in their ability to optimize their members’ page rankings on Google and other search engines. 95% of the clicks and traffic go to the first three results that appear for a given search query. On the internet, the spoils go to the businesses that appear on the first page.   Read more…

Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation has been engaged by Freedom Loan Resolution, a student debt counseling company in California, to assist in their online marketing campaign. The overall objective of this campaign is to help Freedom Loan Resolution increase organic search results and improve indexing and visibility in organic search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and Bing as well as on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google +. Freedom Loan Resolution provides student debt counseling to help students apply for various loan forgiveness programs in select states, but also nationwide. Students have the ability to apply for student loan forgiveness, income based payment plans, and federal student loan consolidation. Many students that are struggling to make ends meet do not know these programs are available, how to apply for these programs, or which programs they are eligible for. Freedom Loan Resolution helps students identify the best course of action for their student debt so they can get the financial relief they deserve. What Findit Does For Freedom Loan Resolution: Findit was hired to help Freedom Loan Resolution get more exposure online under the keywords that describe the services that they provide. Findit’s strategy   Read more…

ATLANTA, GA / October 24, 2018 / Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation offers insight into how Findit is entrusting its users with controlling what they want to see instead of making decisions on its members behalf. There are few sites and platforms like Findit that are still putting up an honest fight against a homogenized internet. They are trusting their members to simply block what they don’t want to see. Clark St. Amant of Findit “You know you can block friends and followers on Facebook, Twitter and Findit, right? I often wonder how come more people don’t just do it.” Every day new studies come out about the effects of cyberbullying and the long-lasting trauma it induces, which leaves you wondering – why don’t we just block the haters and the trolls? With the click of a button, the virtual bully would be relegated to an island in cyberspace. Vanished. Gone. Poofed away into the digital realm. I’ve read the counterarguments: “They can create other accounts”…block those too…waste their time. “The effects last even after they’ve been blocked”…talk to your real life friends about it…whatever hate your cyberbully spread is on them. There are plenty of solutions to the   Read more…

ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / October 24, 2018 / Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation offers insight into how Findit is becoming a popular platform among social media influencers. User engagement with brands on Instagram is 10x higher than on Facebook and over 8x higher than on Twitter. 80% of influencers prefer to collaborate on Instagram as opposed to other platforms. 65% of the top-performing Instagram posts feature products. What these stats tell us, is that Instagram is popular, effective, and has a well-designed synergy between brands, influencers, and general users. However, any marketer knows how critical it is to have a multi-channel approach. If one channel fails, your account is blocked, or your content isn’t well-suited for it, it’s unwise to put all of your eggs in one basket. If you’ve been on Instagram, you’ve probably seen ”influencers” – people with large followings – posting pictures of themselves in Santorini, Ibiza, Dubai, Bali, and other exotic locations. But their next destination isn’t physical. These social media-savvy influencers are looking to other platforms to expand their reach. They understand that social media has a shelf-life (though it appears Instagram has real staying power) and that diversifying your channels, diversifies   Read more…

ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / October 23, 2018 / Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation offers insight into how Findit is differentiating itself from Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking platforms when it comes to censorship of selected members and its effects on freedom of speech. Google is the internet’s Wizard of Oz, the main force determining its future. Every now and then, we get a glimpse behind the curtain. A presentation put together by employees of Google was recently leaked to the public; it illustrated the extent that the tech juggernaut is wrestling with decisions around censorship and freedom of speech. In Google’s case, the first slide of the presentation said their aim is to “reassure the world that Google protects users from harmful conduct, while still supporting free speech.” Facebook is dealing with the same issues. Twitter is as well. In fact, Twitter banned conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and Infowars back in September, citing abusive behavior. In July, Twitter banned Conservative actor James Woods for retweeting a satirical meme that the platform stated could impact the midterms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ai4kjy72YgU Many other notable personalities have been banned from these platforms, leading some to speculate that there is a politically-motivated application for the account bans and   Read more…

ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / October 19, 2018 / Findit, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDIT) a Nevada Corporation offers insight into the reasons Findit members double down on their investment into the platform and its services. Business owners don’t keep spending money on things that aren’t driving revenue or brand awareness. In the data-driven world we live in, it’s becoming easier and easier to keep track of the return on investment. This is what makes Findit.com member habits even more impressive. Once business owners start using the Findit platform and services, they don’t simply continue – they buy in two, three, sometimes tenfold. Many members actually wind up purchasing multiple Findit URLs. These are the five reasons why they do. 1. Index long-tail keywords and searches While they may already own their top pick of a URL, members often buy Findit URLs that help them target what are known as “long-tail keywords.” Long-tail keywords are phrases that are searched for less often. However, these slightly more obscure terms offer some of the best SEO opportunities because there’s less competition for them, meaning there’s more opportunity to rank for them and to potentially dominate these long-tail targets. Additionally, long-tail searches can yield greater   Read more…