Go Daddy gets biggest lift among top 10 most watched advertisers.
A new report from audience measurement firm Nielsen says that GoDaddy saw the biggest traffic surge of any of the top 10 most watched advertisers during the Super Bowl.
Nielsen says the domain registrar’s traffic surged 41% compared to the week before the Super Bowl.
The next highest traffic surge for an internet-only company was HomeAway.com at 27%. Groupon only saw a 3% lift.\
Obviously GoDaddy's potent mix of sex appeal, comedy, and controversy is still working wonders.
[Domain Name Wire]
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
GoDaddy Surpasses 3000 Employees, Seeks to Hire 350 More
Go Daddy must be doing good business. It has more than 3,000 people and is looking to hire more. The majority of its staff are working in the company's Customer Care centers.
Despite the recession, the company has managed to double in size in less than four years.
"We know people like to use the Internet to communicate, shop, research, play games and more," said Go Daddy CEO and founder Bob Parsons. "But when it comes to solving a problem or figuring out how to improve their website ... people want to talk to people."
Go Daddy says it takes on an "around-the-clock personalized brand of customer service," which includes extensive training for its employee.
In addition to offering positions in its Customer Care department, Go Daddy is also looking to fill positions in the aeras of Linux and .NET engineers, I-T development, marketing, accounting and facilities.
Those individuals interested in working at Go Daddy can apply online.
[Tophosts]
Despite the recession, the company has managed to double in size in less than four years.
"We know people like to use the Internet to communicate, shop, research, play games and more," said Go Daddy CEO and founder Bob Parsons. "But when it comes to solving a problem or figuring out how to improve their website ... people want to talk to people."
Go Daddy says it takes on an "around-the-clock personalized brand of customer service," which includes extensive training for its employee.
In addition to offering positions in its Customer Care department, Go Daddy is also looking to fill positions in the aeras of Linux and .NET engineers, I-T development, marketing, accounting and facilities.
Those individuals interested in working at Go Daddy can apply online.
[Tophosts]
Friday, February 25, 2011
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Joan Rivers' Go Daddy Body Double: Tabitha Taylor
Joan Rivers may be the new face of web hosting company Go Daddy, but the sexy body does not belongs to her.
The body double model in Rivers' GoDaddy 2011 Super Bowl commercial is that of actress and model Tabitha Taylor.
She has appeared in a number of TV shows and films including "Dude Where's My Car", but is best known for her appearance in a 2009 Go Daddy commercial with race car driver Danica Patrick.
Joan Rivers was at first in denial but Tabitha's agent has confirmed to MailOnline that Tabitha, who keeps her age a closely guarded secret, is indeed Rivers's double.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
New GoDaddy.co Girl - Joan Rivers
Ooh... all the anticipation build up over GoDaddy.co Girl. Well, the answer has finally been revealed and she is.. surprise.. "Queen of Mean" Joan Rivers.
GoDaddy girls like race car driver Danica Patrick and The Biggest Loser's Jillian Michaels are spunky and sexy, but Joan Rivers is in a different league!
No doubt, Joan Rivers is funny, entertaining and popular, with her own show "Joan and Melissa."
Joan Rivers still looks young for her age (heck, with her money, she can afford cosmetic enhancements) but the switch from young sexy babes to a 77 year old lady may be too much for fans of GoDaddy girls to take...
GoDaddy is going to find out soon if Joan Rivers will boost their .co domains. Will it be a GoDaddy FAIL?
[Gather]
Saturday, February 5, 2011
GoDaddy Super Bowl Commercial "The Contract"
Go Daddy Super Bowl commercials always push up ratings because they promises sex appeal during the big game.
In the video below set to air in the 2nd Half of the game, a 30-second spot shows off GoDaddy Girls Jillian Michaels & Danica Patrick. (here is the first ad which unveils the new GoDaddy.CO Girl).
The two babes put up a fight, with Danica Patrick voicing out that it is "over the top," even for a Go Daddy Super Bowl ad.
The spot is not called "The Contract" for nothing. Their contract stipulates they have to do it, so the ladies pucker up and enter the set, presumably naked, or wearing cute GoDaddy nipple-covers.
I don't know if they are actually nude... can only see a guy falling over himself at the sight of the Go Daddy girls. To catch the action, you'll have to log on to Go Daddy's site during the Super Bowl.
Kinky erh? Well, the girls aren't complaining and it is a good way to drive traffic.
In the video below set to air in the 2nd Half of the game, a 30-second spot shows off GoDaddy Girls Jillian Michaels & Danica Patrick. (here is the first ad which unveils the new GoDaddy.CO Girl).
The two babes put up a fight, with Danica Patrick voicing out that it is "over the top," even for a Go Daddy Super Bowl ad.
The spot is not called "The Contract" for nothing. Their contract stipulates they have to do it, so the ladies pucker up and enter the set, presumably naked, or wearing cute GoDaddy nipple-covers.
I don't know if they are actually nude... can only see a guy falling over himself at the sight of the Go Daddy girls. To catch the action, you'll have to log on to Go Daddy's site during the Super Bowl.
Kinky erh? Well, the girls aren't complaining and it is a good way to drive traffic.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Guess the First-ever GoDaddy.CO Girl
Here is another photo for you to guess the new Go Daddy Girl. She will be the first ever GoDaddy.co girl
Below is part of an ad that will air during the first half of the Super Bowl:
[Phoenix Times]
