Automatically facilitated marketing and provision of electronic services
OwnerJeffrey Aaroninventor
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Abstract
Systems for automatically facilitated marketing and provision of electronic services include a cycler configured to search through a plurality of databases to match user input with sales information in the databases and to provide keywords resulting from the search. An analyzer is operatively coupled to the cycler and configured to provide a set of potential services to be sold to a customer based on the keywords obtained from the cycler. Other systems and methods are also provided.
Claims35
A method for providing automatically facilitated marketing and provision of electronic services, comprising:
- searching a database for a match between user input and information in the database;
- obtaining keywords resulting from the searching step;
- utilizing a database table to associate the keywords with potential services to sell to a customer;
- and
- producing a set of suggested actual services and associated information regarding services that can be sold to the customer.
A computer-readable medium comprising:
- logic configured to search a database for a match between user input and information in the database;
- logic configured to obtain keywords resulting from the search;
- logic configured to utilize a database table to associate the keywords with potential services to sell to a customer;
- and
- logic configured to produce a set of suggested services and associated information of services that can be sold to customer.
A system for automatically facilitated marketing and provision of electronic security services, comprising:
- a cycler configured to search through a plurality of databases to match user input with sales information in the databases and to provide keywords resulting from the search;
- and
- a service suggestion analyzer operatively coupled to the cycler, the service suggestion analyzer configured to provide a set of potential services to be sold to a customer based on the keywords from the cycler.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.