If you use familiar search tools such as Yelp or Angie's List to help choose, say, a great place for Sunday brunch or a trustworthy contractor, maybe you've wondered: Sure, lots of people recommend it, but how do I know I can trust them?
CliqSearch wants to make it easier for people to search for information on local businesses based on relevant social data shared by friends and contacts through Facebook Likes, foursquare checkins, Twitter followers and whatnot, to help them make better decisions on places to go or things to do.
“Chances are someone in your extended social graph has visited the bar or restaurant you’re curious about. Cliq connects the dots between you, your friends and venues to take out the guesswork and make your decision-making process easier with more trusted information from people you know.”
“With more and more consumers posting reviews, feedback and insights via social media, it was only a matter of time for
a ‘social knowledge engine’ like Cliq to appear.”
“Now, enter Cliq. The website, which defines itself as a “the social knowledge engine,” connects users to anything – businesses, products, places, or things – through their social networks, aggregating experiences from individuals with whom users, for obvious reasons, share similar taste.”
