September 25, 2009; 12:29 PM
The first day of October will bring fresh news
for all the Internet Marketers and web masters. Everyone related to or
interested in buying domains will be excited to know that Gossimer, the
New Jersey-based web hosting and domain name registration company, is
going to slash the price of dot com domains (.Com). The new .com domain
name registration price will be $7.99, which will come in effect on
October 01, 2009.
By slashing the price of dot com domains
(.com) by $2, Gossimer has made its .com domain cheapest off-the-shelf
domain in the industry. In the market that is highly competitive,
Gossimer, the world’s fastest growing domain registration company, has
created a big tumult with this new domain name promotion. The
competitive water is going to be red again, and this time, Gossimer
will be sitting atop the competition with a broad smile and the
cheapest .com domains.
“The October promotion will take the
fight to the competitors’ backyard. After putting everything in place
and shedding extra pounds of flesh, we decided to give our users a
unique price. The price which has never been offered before,” said
Marvin Dreyer, CEO of Gossimer. He further added, “By reducing our
price by $2, we have made our .com domain name the cheapest dot com
domain name in the industry.”
After announcing the feature-rich,
low-cost web hosting plan with unlimited disk space and unlimited
bandwidth, Gossimer went on to announce this new promotion, which has
given clear indication of the company’s future plan. The company’s
strategy to rope in the new entrants as well as big domain portfolio
owners has pushed it to raise the competitive barrier by lowering its
price. The Ultimate Hosting Plan was the first offering in this
direction followed by the launch of $1 per month unlimited e-mail
accounts.
In the last couple of months, Gossimer has moved
towards consolidating its product portfolio, and shedding the extra
weight it had, as a result of a change in the strategy, Live Chat
services went out of the window. Every move of the company appears
calculated, and with each new offering, Gossimer is plotting an
additional dot on the strategy map.
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