A screen capture of the second-half Go Daddy Super Bowl spot (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider Go Daddy ( www.godaddy.com ) announced on Monday that it expects to see a significant spike in its website traffic in the days and weeks following the game, which in turn will benefit customers using Go Daddy Premium Listings to sell their domain names. Go Daddy Premium Listings allows sellers to set the price of their domain name and it is automatically listed in relevant Go Daddy domain name search results where they can “Buy It Now”.

Jillian Michaels meets the Go Daddy team in an ad posted on the company’s website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider Go Daddy ( www.godaddy.com ) announced on Tuesday it will unveil its first-ever GoDaddy.CO Girl in one of its two upcoming Super Bowl spots in February. Announced last month, Go Daddy is partnering with .CO Internet to air the 30-second Super Bowl ad for the new two-letter domain name extension. Go Daddy has already secured network approval for the commercial, which will reveal the new GoDaddy.CO spokesperson

12|02|2010 1:23 am EDT Godaddy.com CEO Bob Parsons To Keynote at 2011 DomainFest by Adam Strong in Categories: Events – 0 Comments Oversee.net parent company of DomainSponsor.com and producer of DOMAINFest Global announced this evening in a press release statement that Bob Parsons, CEO of domain registrar Godaddy.com will be the keynote speaker for their 2011 event. The motorcycle-riding, gun-loving Parsons is know to be a very outspoken and at times controversial CEO.

Jillian Michaels meets the Go Daddy team in an ad posted on the company’s website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting giant Go Daddy ( www.godaddy.com ) announced this week that it plans to advertise in the Super Bowl for the seventh consecutive year, having purchased two 30-second spots during the game, and another 30-second spot during FOX’s pre-game show. The company says the ads have not yet been approved – the controversy associated with the content of the company’s ads being almost as much of an annual tradition as the ads themselves – and, in fact, that they have yet to be shot

Jillian Michaels meets the Go Daddy team in an ad posted on the company’s website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting giant Go Daddy ( www.godaddy.com ) announced this week that it plans to advertise in the Super Bowl for the seventh consecutive year, having purchased two 30-second spots during the game, and another 30-second spot during FOX’s pre-game show. The company says the ads have not yet been approved – the controversy associated with the content of the company’s ads being almost as much of an annual tradition as the ads themselves – and, in fact, that they have yet to be shot. But the company promises they will be “GoDaddy-esque,” (by which it means “edgy, fun and slightly inappropriate”) and will be produced by its in-house team Go Daddy Productions

October 18, 2010: Go Daddy, which has made its mark by being irreverent and, some would say, more than slightly risqué in motor sports, Super Bowl marketing and other sports endeavors, is taking on college football.

Go Daddy Group is taking a leap beyond its racy Super Bowl ads and will sponsor its own college bowl game. The Scottsdale-based domain registration and Web hosting company announced Monday it will sponsor the former GMAC Bowl in Mobile, Ala., on Jan. 6.