FindTheBest Announces Partnership With College News
FindTheBest Builds Custom Comparisons for College News to Increase Traffic, Engagement and Monetization Opportunities
SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Nov. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, FindTheBest, an unbiased, data-driven comparison engine announces its partnership with College News of Boston Hannah International publishing, a site written by college students and recent graduates about issues concerning students.
In announcing their partnership, FindTheBest has built College News six custom comparisons, including: Best Colleges, Online Colleges, Medical Schools, Law Schools, Business Schools and college Scholarships. Each of these comparisons allow students to narrow their choices based on the filters that are important to them, and compare their options in a simple, side-by-side comparison chart.
"College News is excited to begin this partnership with FindTheBest. We're certain that this partnership will help college students make comparisons between institutions and scholarships that will have a huge impact on their college life and beyond," said College News Editor Janelle Vreeland.
College News is one of a handful of sites FindTheBest has partnered with to date, as FindTheBest grows from creating comparisons on its own site to expanding its data-driven content platform to external sites.
Danny Seigle, Product Manager at FindTheBest, said he's happy to announce the partnership. "College News is one of only a dozen sites—from CX Magazine and MotorCycleShows to Banking Advice—that we have partnered with. It's great to see that other sites see the value in our comparisons in terms of driving traffic, increasing engagement and adding highly monetizable content to their sites."
ABOUT FindTheBest
FindTheBest is an unbiased, data-driven comparison engine. We organize and present data in a consumer-friendly format so that you can make quick and informed decisions based on what's important to you.
ABOUT College News
CollegeNews, a publication of Boston Hannah, provides up-to-date information on college-related issues, keeping students updated on all the important issues.
SOURCE FindTheBest
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