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The Cedar Park residents have traveled to conferences in San Francisco and New York City so far this year to showcase their business search engine. The feedback proved productive, Ken said, with many fellow developers asking how this idea has not already been realized.

"If we weren't going to do it, somebody else would," Ken said.

The idea caters to businesses and professionals, who are likely to embrace the website after seeing others participate, Justin said.

"Bliips is clearly for consumers, and that's the reason businesses will like it—because consumers like it," he said. "We're creating a service people will want to use—that people already use, just now it's at one location."

"The site becomes more useful as time goes on," Ken said.

Feedback so far has been favorable, Jim said, especially because Bliips pulls its data from familiar websites that users already know and appreciate.

"And we'll continually evolve the product with the market," Justin said.

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