New Yellow Pages Service Redbeacon won the TECHCRUNCH50 pioneering prize

Beijing Time September 16 Evening news, according to foreign media today reported that the new Internet Yellow Pages Service Redbeacon won this year's TECHCRUNCH50 pioneering competition award.　　Redbeacon's founders include Aissan Anderson (Ethan Anderson), Jalons Bainur (Yaron Binur) and Allon Li Hu (Aaron Lee), all of them former Google product managers or engineers.　　Redbeacon is a new Internet yellow page service that helps users search for nearby service providers, such as plumbers, painters and personal trainers, which also provide the ability to schedule online. The biggest challenge for the site is to attract enough service providers to make the site a truly useful service to users. Redbeacon's philosophy has been proven through similar websites.　　For example, a similar hotel reservation site OpenTable recently completed listing, while a New York site to help users find a doctor's website ZocDoc operation is also relatively good. This year's TECHCRUNCH50 entrepreneurial competition is more intense than ever, and many start-ups are of very high quality. In the award selection, after Redbeacon, including Threadsy, Anyclip and citysourced and other sites. In addition, the best reporting award was awarded to IMO, while the best international website was awarded to Trollim. (D-Gold)