Biznology

OCTOBER 13, 2015

Or head over to GoDaddy and grab some domains for only 99 cents for the time being (warning: if you plan to use your domains for email marketing , stay the hell away from GoDaddy, they’re wusses when it comes to defending you, the consumer, when it comes to email marketing).

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Biznology

JULY 31, 2019

Luckily, the number of web hosting providers like Weebly, BlueHost, GoDaddy, or HostGator is constantly growing. When done right, every detail on your site, from the UX elements like colors and fonts to your product pages and blog posts, helps you position yourself as an authoritative resource and inspire people users to convert.

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Biznology

JANUARY 9, 2014

Over 2 million blog posts are published each day. Perhaps most notable is the fact that blogs fall just behind retail websites in likelihood to influence purchase decisions. This product is the secret behind the viral content of many notable brands, including HomeDepot, GoDaddy, and Groupon. Sorry, but it doesn’t.

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Biznology

FEBRUARY 21, 2017

It looks like GoDaddy is offering.COM domains for $2.99 (asterisk asterisk) right now — and that’s for a year! . “ Bee eye tee dot ell why slash micro influencer marketing, one word ” — it does not just roll off the tongue. You should try it. Infomercials and major Hollywood pictures are doing it, so should you.

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Biznology

JUNE 14, 2016

OpenSRS — GoDaddy can be a dirty dirty dog. If you’re an aggressive email marketer, GoDaddy can really zing you if they, for whatever reason, are displeased by your behavior. It has everything I need but it’s not nearly as easy to use as is GoDaddy. And it only takes a single complaint. month, $44.00/year

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Biznology

OCTOBER 14, 2014

I prefer OpenSRS as a registrar but GoDaddy’s fine, too. Next, start a blog. Take it even further, well outside of your own site or blog. Comment shamelessly on their own blogs and their own tweets and posts. They’re petty cheap. A personal site. No, LinkedIn isn’t enough. And don’t be coy.

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