NameCheap.com to Offer $17,000 Worth of Domains, Hosting and Transfers, Free on Twitter.com
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) December 1, 2008 -- NameCheap.com, a leading provider of domain names and web hosting, will be giving over $17,000 worth of domain names in the "Twitter Trivia Holiday GiveAway". Up to three domain names, hosting packages or transfers will be given away each hour 24 hours a day from December 1st through December 25th.
In order to win a free domain name, hosting package or domain transfer, Twitter users simply have to answer a trivia question pertaining to the holiday season. The first users to answer correctly win. Like every domain or transfer at NameCheap.com, winners will also get free WhoisGuard Protection to keep their identity safe and a free Comodo PositiveSSL for more secured transactions online. The questions will start off easy and will progressively become more difficult. The Twitter user who answers the most questions correctly will also win an iPod Nano.
"NameCheap has always relied on word of mouth for marketing. We've always put our focus on creating an easy to use interface as well as partnering with other companies to make our offerings more attractive. Rather than launching huge SuperBowl ads, we'd rather use means like Twitter and Facebook to better interact personally with our new and existing clients. We're confident that once people see our user control panel as well as get a free WhoisGuard subscription and SSL with us, they will make NameCheap.com their domain registrar of choice," said Richard Kirkendall, NameCheap's CEO.
"I didn't hear about NameCheap from an ad. I first heard about them in a web professionals' Google Group. A company like NameCheap who relies on word of mouth marketing is a perfect candidate for social media. I'm glad Richard and his staff embraced the idea so freely. This contest was actually Richard's idea and I think it's a wonderful way to interact with and reward their clients," said Michelle Greer, NameCheap's marketing consultant.
To participate in the Twitter Trivia Domain Name Giveaway, follow NameCheap at www.twitter.com/namecheap.
NameCheap is an ICANN accredited domain registrar founded in 2000 by Richard Kirkendall in Los Angeles, California. Millions of domains are registered, transferred and renewed at the site each year, making it one of the leading registrars in the world. Customer support is available 24/7 via LiveChat, Twitter, or the NameCheap HelpDesk.
###
Related Articles:
John Motson's Free Book "Domaining Manifesto" Reveals Secrets Of Making Money With Domain Names
John Motson, domain name expert and online entrepreneur offers a complimentary e-book "Domaining Manifesto - Guide to Domain Name Success" providing detailed information to appraise, purchase, manage, trade, monetize and sell domain names with the aim of using domain names as an alternative investment option at a time of global recession and financial instability.
Searching For Good Expired Domains
Domain name traders are one busy set of people, who are always on the edge of their seats to grab up very good expiring domain names Finding very good expired domains on time and within your limited budget is a great task and an intelligent act
Easy steps to reach the ideal domain name registration services to get the best results
Domain name registration is an important step during launch of a website. Finding a suitable might not be always possible but there are few tricks and tips associated to domain name selection and registration process.
Pre-Registration of IDNs in Domain Extension .eu is Now Open -- First Come, First Served
EuroDNS announces the opening of a pre-registration period for .eu Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs), based on a first-come, first-served model. Companies and individuals based in the European Union have now the opportunity to register domain names that contain non-Latin characters under the .eu domain.
Is Domain Name Registering Good For Company Branding?
Domain registering, when done wisely, can do wonders for company branding A well-named domain will bring visitors to your site and make selling your products that much easier
The Rising Value of Internet Real Estate
The business of buying and selling domain names is continuing to heat up as individuals attempt to turn a $10 registration into a long-shot investment worth millions. In 2008, the public has seen sales of at least three seven-figure domains and another 70 six-figure domains. That's the range expected for the private auction of PerformanceWealth.com, a set of 16 premium domain names with an opening bid of $250,000.00, scheduled to start September 1, 2008 and end November 5, 2008.
Simple Tips to Buy Expired Domain Names
Your expired domain name is the central aspect of your expired domain trading business A set of great expired domain names will not only provide you an opportunity to earn huge income from the business, it will also help you earn a great name in the domain trading business
Identifying Expired Domain Buyers - Tips and Ideas (Part I)
There was a time in the past, when people would flaunt their visiting cards with their flashy addresses and telephone numbers However, the present trend is of people flashing their web addresses to their friends, colleagues and business partners
NameJet Announces Exclusive Deal to Sell Fabulous.com's Expired Domain Names
NameJet, a domain auction company, announces an exclusive relationship with Fabulous.com for selling the registrar's expired domain names. The partnership begins August 1.
All the Good Domains Have Disappeared
It is becoming increasingly difficult to buy a good expired domain these days, because almost all words in a Standard English dictionary have been used to register domain names Generic and single, two or three letter names are no longer available, unless you buy them at a hefty price