Tag: marketing

Registrars Adding Seasonal Bling?

At various times throughout the year websites end up getting adorned with various “bling” to celebrate holidays of various kinds. Enom have tweaked their header image slightly in advance of US Thanksgiving: Have any others?

RegisterFly Rebrands?

I don’t check the RegisterFly website that often, so I’ve no idea when they “rebranded” The most obvious difference is subtle: has become:Not that big a difference admittedly, but still you’d have to ask what they’re playing at. Back when RegisterFly was still RegisterFly the emails they sent out were a lot less dodgy as… Continue reading RegisterFly Rebrands?

Network Solutions Don’t Eat Their Own Dog Food

Bret has done it again. His blog posts may not be the longest, but boy are they incisive! In one of his most recent posts he mentions a marketing mail he got from Network Solutions promoting business blogging. Nothing amazing there. But Network Solutions don’t seem to have a blog, or if they do it’s… Continue reading Network Solutions Don’t Eat Their Own Dog Food

Eurid and the failure to promote dotEU

In some ways the failure of .eu to capture hearts and minds makes me sad. I’m European. I’d like to think that a European namespace could be a success, but that seems to be a misplaced desire. As I mentioned some time ago, the only way to grow a namespace or TLD is through usage.… Continue reading Eurid and the failure to promote dotEU

RegisterFly Think We’re Dumb

Remember those little darlings from RegisterFly? They upset a hell of a lot of people last year and are the cause of much nervousness chez ICANN as a result. Well it seems they haven’t gone out of business just yet and are even emailing their customers to sell them more of their “wonderful” services. They’ve… Continue reading RegisterFly Think We’re Dumb

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