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Samepoint is a search engine that tracks millions of conversations from different social media sites and blogs, and aggregates these multiple sources on one platform. So if you are eager to track people’s opinions or wants to know how much your product is publicly known than Samepoint is the right site for you.

The idea behind Samepoint is to create a definite common point where every conversation meets to elaborate certain topic. Any product/site can truly judge itself with the public opinions and discussions only while these user generated material resides on dynamic pages, it is generally hard to find it with the commonly used search engines such as Google. Therefore, sites like Samepoint has filled in the gap by making a search engine that is exclusively dedicated to search only public discussions.

Same point’s result is stunningly comprehensive and efficient. It shows comments and originated sources and even lets you search for the source and original content to glimpse all associated links of your specified search query. Users can also install Samepoint search plug-in to start using it straight from their browser toolbar.

The site is generic as it would be beneficial for the corporate sectors such as firms and small businesses as well as for the general public who are an active part of all the social networks and wants to keep an eye on repo. Bloggers will also find it useful as its the best way to know who criticizes or likes your writing and who from the corner of the world is discussing and enjoying your content.

Sites like Quarkbase and Howsociable also allows you to keep an eye on your site progress but Samepoint provides an extra edge over these sites by allowing you to peep into the user generated content

Samepoint in its beta phase seems interesting and has chances to grow easily as people will surely love to have a scoop of discussions centralizing or revolving around them. While it could be quiet offensive for peoples who don’t want to expose their related discussions in front of others and consider it as an inquisitive act.