Abstract: A method for generating a user interface for display of commodity information includes receiving commodity data from commodity providers; identifying in the commodity data a plurality of branded commodity offers and a plurality of non-branded commodity offers; generating a plurality of branded display elements from the plurality of branded commodity offers; generating at least one leading non-branded display element from the plurality of non-branded commodity offers; and organizing the plurality of branded display elements and the at least one leading non-branded display element into a matrix of display elements; wherein each of the branded display elements and the at least one leading non-branded branded display element includes a first action element responsive to selection in the user interface, wherein the first action element is configured to re-render a respective display element from a non-expanded view of the respective display element to an expanded view of the respective display element.

Abstract: Provided in various aspects, are systems and methods for organizing and delivering commodity information to a consumer in an easily understood user interface. In some embodiments, the user interface is specially configured to present a matrix of information to the consumer, blending “branded” and non-branded opportunities. Branded opportunities can be configured to present commodity information in association with a specific provider or the provider's brand. Combining branded opportunities with unbranded opportunities enables commodity providers to target brand loyal customers while at the same time providing discounted opportunities without diluting brand associations. The matrix based organization can be implemented in conjunction with commodity data feed providers, including for example, rental car information suppliers to deliver commodity information in an easily understood user interface.

Abstract: Provided in various aspects, are systems and methods for organizing and delivering commodity information to a consumer in an easily understood user interface. In some embodiments, the user interface is specially configured to present a matrix of information to the consumer, blending “branded” and non-branded opportunities. Branded opportunities can be configured to present commodity information in association with a specific provider or the provider's brand. Combining branded opportunities with unbranded opportunities enables commodity providers to target brand loyal customers while at the same time providing discounted opportunities without diluting brand associations. The matrix based organization can be implemented in conjunction with commodity data feed providers, including for example, rental car information suppliers to deliver commodity information in an easily understood user interface.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to methods and systems of creating and operating a pet service exchange marketplace. The marketplace facilitates the matching of members desiring pet care services with other members willing to provide these services. Point values may be established for various services and these points may be debited or credited to members of the pet care service marketplace in exchange for the performance of pet care services. According to some embodiments, the methods and systems operate to maintain an equilibrium between negative point balances and positive point balances of the members of the system.