Leading Web Hosting Companies Announce Joint Hosting Promotion

HostReview.com
Wednesday, October 25, 2006; 08:09 AM

Leading Web hosting companies BizLand, FatCow and PowWeb announced their joint promotion “Hang 10 Hosting Giveaway” to encourage Web users to find a Web hosting solution just right for their needs.

The companies joined efforts to reach and reward the unique hosting needs of the three Web communities they serve:  BizLand serves small businesses and online stores; FatCow is the hosting solution of choice for tens of thousands of creative and personal Web sites; and PowWeb’s robust packages serve high-tech users.

“The Web is here for the rest of us, thanks to a new era of easy-to-use online tools that lets just about anyone design a Web site and find a hosting partner in a matter of minutes,” said Sophia Nobrega, Hang 10 Promotions Manager. “The Hang 10 Hosting Giveaway is our way of putting a spotlight to this joint effort to help get people on the Web, while offering the chance to win an incredible Hawaiian vacation.

“Whether you sign up with BizLand, FatCow or PowWeb, you get an all-in-one package that includes capabilities for Web hosting, Web-site design, online store setup and domain name registration,” Nobrega added. “We encourage everyone from power users, creative-types and businesses of all sizes to find a solution that’s best for them.

“We brought these three hosts together to help people see that they have options —and that there are hosts that focus on their particular needs,” she said.

More about the Hang 10 Hosting Giveaway can be found at www.hang10hosting.com. New and existing customers of BizLand, FatCow and PowWeb are eligible to enter to win a Hawaiian vacation for two, along with more than 100 other prizes including a laptop computer and gas cards. Participants will automatically be entered in the drawing every time they refer a new hosting customer, sign up for a new hosting plan or upgrade to a paid hosting plan. There is no limit on the number of entries. The deadline is December 15, 2006.