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Check out this inadvertent but hilarious mishap by a news broadcasting company in the U.S. – Wanted Suspects?
Having never seen these type of advertisements in the UK, they look great for grabbing people’s attention and getting them hooked to twitter campaigns. Unfortunate for the 3 broadcasters but not for the broadcasting company, this type of viral advertising has given the company a massive spotlight to showcase, essentially for free with bloggers spreading this gem around the World.
Godaddy.com is by far the most popular domain registrar with 29% of market share, but does it have the slick domain management interface that domainers deserve?
The answer is an emphatic NO. GoDaddy’s domain manager while improved recently is still a pain if you have hundreds of domains, push and transfer or just regularly change nameservers. It’s too sluggish and the need to confirm everything by the way of slow loading pop-up boxes is inefficiency personified. (more…)
Hewlett Packard’s marketing and design team have come up with a very clever, interactive flash banner which highlights the touch capabilities of the HP TouchSmart 600 running Microsoft 7.
Usually advertising banners do everything to capture your attention, for instance those insanely annoying fast flashing banners you see on ugly websites. Or, shoot the monkey or iPod etc.
HP’s advert is very subtle, no flashing lights, just a computer screen and an expectant hand tapping it’s fingers with the text ‘rollover to play’. (more…)
In recent weeks there’s been an abundance of complaints on the two main domain forums, NamePros and DNForum, about the performance of Moniker. Moniker is reputed to be safest registrar, with claims that they have never had a domain successfully stolen. Certainly their account security measures are reassuring and their domain registration and renewal prices not unreasonable. But what about charging people extra simply because they are uninformed or because they do not know the right people? That’s the case with Moniker’s domain forwarding. People without approved accounts are charged $6 to forward a url! That is pretty unscrupulous considering one email to the right person, account upgraded, and fee waived.
The norm in the domain market is to entertain offers for domains instead of stating a fixed price. They are numerous reasons for this, the most evident being that the seller does not want to restrict the amount of money to be made from a sale. There is also the issue of scarying a way a potential buyer by setting an asking price well above their budget. (more…)
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