Websites About What's New On The Web

September 1, 2008

While doing some research for a business plan I came upon two fascinating websites that list new and interesting websites and Web 2.0 applications. So if you want to keep up on what’s out there, visit these sites.

The first is Killer Startups .

KillerStartups.com is a user driven internet startups community. Entrepreneurs, investors, and bloggers are staying informed on up-and-coming internet startups using our blog platform, where internet entrepreneurs submit their startup to see what others think about it.

startups1 Websites About Whats New On The Web

Not only is this site full of new websites, it is fun to find out the variety of ways people are developing innovative ways to use the Internet. You can look at their top rated sites, browse categories or search keywords.

I used the search feature and searched on “search” and found these–

Trendfo this is a search engine that helps you find Internet Trends
SamFind that lets you build your own custom search engine
Want to get a value of your web site — go to bizvaluations

There are many sites to view. Be careful, this site is addictive.

The second good site is Listio. It focuses on Web 2.0 applications. The home page has a cluster of keywords that you to go directly to applications. You can also browse new applications and application reviews. While Listio uses the term apps, many are full websites.

Here are an example of what I found: KudosNow. I like this site, it offers ways of recognizing good employee performance.

Things are changing so fast, it is hard to keep up with new ideas; though many will fail to take off, there may be some great ideas out there that you could use. How do you monitor web trends?

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Ed Konczal

Ed Konczal has an MBA from New York University's Stern School of Business (with distinction). He has spent the last 10 years as an executive consultant focusing on human resources, leadership, market research, and business planning. Ed has over 10 years of top-level experience from AT&T in the areas of new ventures and business planning. He is co-author of the book "Simple Stories for Leadership Insight," published by University Press of America.