Web9 is a powerful new search engine. Very much like Google, Ananzi, Yahoo, Bing, Baidu and DuckDuckGo.

Did you know that you can have the greatest business in the world but if nobody knows about it you won't make any money? The problem with Google Adwords, Television, Magazines, Billboards, Newspapers, Radio and other advertising channels is that they are ridiculously expensive so they're not suitable for most businesses.

Web9 Ads is perfect for both big and small business owners. Whenever a search is made, relevant advertisements are placed on the right hand side of search results. Your advert can have a title, two lines of text, a website address, a picture and some trigger words.

Unlike on Google Adwords where your success is dependent on how much money you have, on Web9 Ads you pay a fixed amount and your adverts will display for a period of 30 - 360 days.

CLICK HERE to start advertising your business!

Web9 Features

You can do many things on Web9 ...

Search Engine
Search through millions of web pages in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia,
New Zealand and South Africa.

People Search
Search for your favourite actors, musicians, sports stars, politicians, business moguls and
other famous people.

Country Search
View the latest news, national flag, population and GDP of any country in the world.

Company Search
See information about the world’s most powerful brands and organizations.

Football Club Search
See information about football clubs in England, Spain and South Africa.

Currency Conversion
Do currency conversions between USD, EUR, GBP, ZAR and 12 other currencies.

Special Days
Check the date of special days and all public holidays in South Africa.

Bible
Search and read the whole King James Bible.

Live News
Get the latest news from South Africa and around the world. Articles are updated every 30
minutes from news24.com

Beautiful Men
View some of the most beautiful men in the world.

Beautiful Women
View some of the most beautiful women in the world.

Advertising
Promote your business in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and
South Africa.