Registrar Market Share

[EM @MAJ.com]

If you are interested to find out who got the lead in domain name registration services.

Read it here:
http://my.king.net/2008/06/registrar-market-share.html

regards,
em

 

[HuntingMoon]

Godaddy's superbowl commercial back in the day has paid off

 

[EM @MAJ.com]

Godaddy's superbowl commercial back in the day has paid off

This is a good example of marketing success.

 

[radioz]

Go Daddy may be the best of a, frankly, bad industry. They at least have always offered reasonable prices with no hoops (other than marketing junk) to jump through. I have 2,700 domains. Most are at Go Daddy. The only way that I can even use ENOM is via a 'dealer' for $8.95 or more or by paying $29.95/year to their segregated 'ENOMcentral.com' site. Oh, I could buy an account there to buy names for $8.95 for a couple thousand dollars or I can register them at Go Daddy for $6.99-7.99 one at a time. How incredibly stupid of them! Almost none of us here would even vaguely think of NetSol or Register.com, but that's another story. The rest rate from fair to mostly bad. A couple are downright awful.