This is how it works: Simply copy the search code below and paste it on any Web page in your Web site where you would like your visitors to be able to search. No programming on your part - the powerful Seminar Finder search engine does the rest!

<FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="http://www.seminarfinder.com/search/search.phtml" target="blank">
<table border="0"><tr> <td width="87"><B>Course Topic:</B></td><td width="142"> <INPUT NAME=searchTopic></td></tr><tr>
<td width="87"><B>City:</B></td><td width="142"> <INPUT NAME=searchCity></td></tr>
<tr align="center" valign="center"> <td colspan="2" align="center" valign="center"> <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Search Seminar Finder"></td></tr> </form></table>

The coding above will result in the following HTML - test it out! :-)

TIP: If you put this code in a frame, then you can have the search results "appear" in your Web site also.

If you have a large, highly visited Web site, then we can customize the search, search results, and password application page for your site. If your site is a smaller, individual site then please use the process mentioned above.

This is how it works: we will create custom search and search results pages with the graphics you provide - including any logos, navigation bars, and background images you would like. Then, you can integrate your new custom Seminar Finder™ search engine into your site anyway you wish. No programming on your part- we will simply send you the link addresses for your personal Seminar Finder pages... Easy as that!

To see an example of how this program works, take a look at one of our affiliate Web sites ON Business' training section. You will notice that the graphics on the search and search results pages - including the background image, title graphic and navigation bars - are all from the ON Business site, yet the database and search engine are driven by Seminar Finder. You don't need to have any programming done to your site, the ONLY thing we need from you is the graphics you would like us to include on your customized Seminar Finder search and search results pages.