How AGMAN works

Find what fits a real need.
Be found for what you do.

AGMAN is a discovery network for useful products, people, services and communities. Visitors describe what they need; publishers keep a clear page that shows when it fits.

For people looking

Describe the job. See what fits, and why.

Find by Need reads what someone is trying to get done, then shows products, people, services and communities whose published details match it. Each result says why it matched, so a visitor can judge fit in seconds instead of opening ten tabs.

Try Find by Need →
Find by Need: describe the task, see pages that fit and the reason each one matched. Illustration.

For publishers

One page that answers the questions people actually ask.

What it does, who it is for, what it costs, where it works and how to reach you. Pages for products, professionals, creators, services, companies and communities each show the details that matter for that kind of page, with structured data search engines can read.

Publish a page →
Your page: what it does, who it is for, price and how to reach you, in one place search engines can read. Illustration.

Keep it current

Post a launch or offer once. It travels.

An Update appears on your page, in the public Updates feed and as a label on your card in lists. Your dashboard shows where each Update was seen and clicked, so you know which places worked.

See the Updates feed →
Updates: post a launch, offer or change once; it shows on your page, in the Updates feed and on your card. Illustration.

Community signals

Support that lasts, and a Pulse for today.

Support comes from verified accounts and stays on the page. A Pulse counts for the current day and resets at 00:00 UTC. Both help order relevant pages; neither turns an unrelated page into a match, and neither can be bought into organic order.

How discovery works →
Support is lasting; a Pulse counts for today (resets at 00:00 UTC). Neither can be bought into organic order. Illustration.

Know what happened

A dashboard that shows recorded results, plainly.

Page views, clicks to your site, Update views and where they came from, for the last 7 or 30 days. They are recorded counts, labelled as such, so you can see whether people are finding your page and taking the next step.

For publishers →
Your dashboard: page views, clicks to your site and where your Updates were seen. Recorded counts, not people. Illustration.

Who it is for

Pages for every kind of useful work

See it with a real search.

Describe something you need and look at what comes back, and why. Then decide whether your own work belongs there.