How to buy a domain name from GoDaddy and get top …
February 18th, 2010
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Here’s a screencast on buying a “dot com” domain name from godaddy and getting a discount from $8.99 to $6.99.
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CEO & Founder of Go Daddy, Bob Parsons discussing 2010 banned Super Bowl Ads
February 18th, 2010
Bob Parsons, CEO & Founder of godaddy.com on Fox Business discussing 2010 banned Super Bowl Commercials
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February 18th, 2010
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2010 Go Daddy Super Bowl Commercial Contest ($100K)
February 13th, 2010
Go Daddy Super Bowl® Ads. You may love ‘em. You may hate ‘em. But however you feel about them, now is your chance to show us how YOU think it should be done and earn a chance to win $100,000! More at http://godaddy.com/contest
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@DrBobParsons Tells It Like It Is: GoDaddy.com’s Big Day
February 13th, 2010
Everyone at godaddy.com is very busy around Super Bowl time. Here’s a video of what happens on the big day. It’s in “The Cave” where the execs watch the game on a giant screen and see how the world reacts to our commercials. If you like this sort of behind-the-scenes footage and interview, let us know in the comments.
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Domain Names 101
February 13th, 2010
Somehow you’ve found your way to the internet, and if you’re
reading this article, then you are one step closer to
registering your first domain name. Whether you’re looking to
register a name for a personal blog, or for your online
business, the right domain name can mean the difference between
success and failure.
Once you are familiar with the basics, you will feel confident
enough to make a sensible decision, and find the best domain
name solution for your specific needs.
What is a domain name? The best way to understand the
concept of a domain name is to think of it as a mask, or the
alphanumeric equivalent of an ip address. This mask allows you
to access web pages on the internet in an easy to remember way.
For example the domain name for this site is www.DomainBash.com. That
is a lot easier to remember than something that looks like
24.195.85.161, which is what the ip address that the domain name
is masking. Your domain name will essentially become your online
identity, and how your visitors will be able to find your
website in the endless sea of sites that is the web.
Understanding the parts Now that you have a basic
understanding of what a domain name is, you are ready to
understand the individual parts of the domain name. Again we
will use www.domainbash.com for our
example. The www stands for “world wide web” which encompasses
all things accessible on the internet. The second part, which is
the part where some minor creativity will help, is the domain
name – in our example, this would be domainbash. This, more
often times than not, is also the name of your website, or
business. Last, we have the TLD – Top Level Domain, or the
extension. There are various extensions available for your
consideration.
TLDs In Depth TLDs can be further broken down into gTLDs
(generic top level domains) and ccTLDs (country code top level
domains).
Generic Top Level Domains gTLDs .aero – airport
industry
.biz – business
.com -
commercial, unrestricted
.coop -cooperatives
.edu – US education
.gov - US government
.info – informational, unrestricted
.mil – US
military
.museum – museums
.name -
individuals
.net – networks,unrestricted
.org – organizations, unrestricted
Country Code Top Level Domains ccTLDs
There are over 240 ccTLDs which correspond to country codes.
Some ccTLDs offer open registration, while others restrict their
usage. Some that offer open registration are .cc – Cocos
(Keeling) Islands, .bz – Belize, and .ws – Western Samoa, to
name just a few. See the full list here.
Using ccTLDs that are available to you in your area is a good
way to get a quality domain name that suits your website or
business.
Using a ccTLD is no different than using the more popular
gTLDs, and you will have a better chance of obtaining the domain
name you really want, rather than settling for a .com domain
name that is just so-so.
Where should I register my domain?
I have been dealing with domain names for quite some time now,
so I’ve dealt with many domain name registrars. An important
factor that you may not consider right away is how much control
you have over your domain name(s). The key is going with a
company that has a well known reputation. Reputations speak for
themselves. The company you choose should have outstanding
customer support and a simple control panel so that you can
easily control your domain name settings.
For domain name registration, I recommend two companies. 1)www.GoDaddy.com ,
and 2) www.eNom.com. Both of
these companies have outstanding reputations, plus offer the
best control panels I’ve seen. The last thing you want is to be
overwhelmed by your domain name. If it so happens that you don’t
like the registrars I’ve recommended, feel free to do your own
research, and find a company that works for you and your
business.
The Aftermarket
Unless the domain name you want to register is very unique, I
wouldn’t count on it being available for registration using the
..com extension. That’s not to say that it’s not for sale,
however. After you try to register your name, and you find that
has already been registered, go directly to the web address on
the net, and see what’s there. Sometimes there will be a
developed website, sometimes there will be nothing but an error
page, and sometimes you will find that the domain name is for
sale by owner. You can then attempt to contact the current owner
to purchase the domain on the aftermarket.
Domain names are generally more expensive on the aftermarket,
so expect to pay more than you would if you were registering the
domain name through a company like godaddy.com. Keep in mind the
domain name market is competitive. The cost can be tremendous
depending on the demand for the name. If you are just starting
out, using an alternative extension would be a better option for
you. Those will a larger budget should seriously consider
investing in their first choice domain name if the option is
available.
Whatever you decide to do, remember that your domain name is
your web presence. You want people to remember your domain name,
and never forget it. Try to choose something that represents
your website or business, while being memorable and pleasant to
say aloud. People tend to forget cumbersome domain names with
too many words. Try to keep it as short as possible, if possible
and let it flow.
I chose DomainBash.com because it related to domain names,
without being restrictive. It is also unique which allows me
trademark or brand the name. Combining a more common keyword, in
this case “domain” with another word that is less commonly used
“bash” is always a good idea if you want to include keywords in
your domain.
If you have any questions relating to this article, and you
still don’t feel prepared to register a domain name, please feel
free to contact me,
and I will help you in any way that I can
Jennifer Chiera
http://www.articlesbase.com/domain-names-articles/domain-names-101-913.html
Danica Patrick Go Daddy Superbowl Commercial
February 12th, 2010
Danica Patrick Super Bowl Commercial. Girl falls in pool. Super Hot not seen on TV. Danica Patrick spa 2010 superbowl commercial
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Google Apps – Registering a Domain With Godaddy For Use With Google Apps
February 12th, 2010
As a prerequisite to using Google Apps you will need to have registered your own internet domain name. This video walks you through the process of registering a domain with Godaddy for use with Google Apps.
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Sneak peek at GoDaddy.com upcoming “make your own GoDaddy.com commercial” contest.
February 11th, 2010
Sneak peek at GoDaddy.com upcoming “make your own godaddy.com commercial” contest. Please note that everything in this video is subject to change when contest becomes official.
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Sexy Danica Patrick Go Daddy “Spa” Super Bowl Ad 2010 Commercial
February 11th, 2010
http://www.rosebudmag.com Hey Sexy Danica Patrick Goes To The Spa In This Super Bowl Ad 2010 Commercial
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