In my experience http://Loomia.com was easy to integrate and the feedback I have gotten from my customers is amazing. We use the Loomia service to create restaurant recommendations. You can see it in full action at http://sfSurvey.com, which is the largest restaurant review resource ever created for San Francisco, with over 14,500. What’s cool about the Loomia service, is that we dynamically export each users previous dining experiences and then make recommendations of what user might like based on other peoples experiences, thus uncovering delicious new restaurants. The Loomia system adds to our user’s experience, thus creating a stronger over all brand loyalty, I would expect to see more sites going to this type of service in the near future.

Daniel - to be honest we’re working with a few lighthouse customers to make sure we get the offering right. If you or anyone would like to work with us on this please drop me us email. We’d love to get your feedback.

If I was taking on one of those roles, I’d have a package for the very large sites, and a self-serve option (ala Google Adwords) for the smaller sites. If integration really is that easy, and if your service is any good, the ROI case would be good even for small businesses.

As it is, I’ll assume you guys are too expensive (I don’t enter restaurants that don’t show prices on their menu), and stick to my plan of writing my own recommendation engine or adapting an OSS package.

I had the same problem, but it turned out to be a simple typo in the mailto: link on their contact page. Looks like you can reach them at info@aggregateknowledge.com.

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