Guruji.com targets Rs 20 crores revenue by 2009

Guruji.com, the Indian search engine, has started monetizing traffic by adopting a pay-per-click revenue model and is hoping to make $5 million (Rs 20 crores) by end of 2009 - early 2010.

Guruji received a first round funding of $7 million from Sequoia Capital and Suvir Sujan (Nexus India Capital) and is looking to close a second round of $10 million in the next couple of months.

via BS

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Comments

2 Responses to “Guruji.com targets Rs 20 crores revenue by 2009”

1. vidushi on May 29th, 2008 2:52 pm

   Hi Pranav,
   where did u get this info on guruji.com from ?
   plz reply on my email id
   thanks

2. Sourav Mukherjee on July 1st, 2008 5:43 am

   Hi, friends

   Guruji is based on the concept “Think Global,Act local”.Well this is a gud start for the search engine market in India.But for the timebeing they can’t compete head-to-head with Google.

   Regards
   Sourav
   http://www.indiatourismhub.com