From the Wires
Mobile Websites from Go Daddy Deliver More Customers to SMBs
Nov. 15, 2012 08:12 AM
Go Daddy today announced the launch of Go
Daddy Website Builder’s mobile component – a service that automates
the integration of Web and mobile sites to save businesses time and
expand their customer reach. The addition of mobility to Website Builder
enhances Go Daddy’s lineup of mobile-friendly products ready to take any
business from an idea to revenue generating in a matter of hours. The
aggregate effect is efficiency, productivity and top- and
bottom-line growth for SMBs worldwide.
“Go Daddy has been helping millions of small business owners harness the
power of the Internet to build their businesses for more than a decade,”
said Go Daddy President of Products and Technology Jason Rosenthal.
“With today's launch of mobility within Website Builder, we're enabling
our customers to instantly optimize their sites for the hundreds of
millions of smart phone and tablet owners.”
More than 700,000 existing Go Daddy Website Builder sites will be
mobilized as part of the product launch– catapulting Go Daddy to be one
of the largest mobile website hosting companies in the world.
Traffic from wireless devices will exceed traffic from wired devices by
20141. Delivering a tailored mobile experience to website
visitors is essential to increase loyalty and revenue.
Go Daddy customer and ProAnox Systems President, Joan Gould, whose
company creates antioxidant supplements for athletes, has seen the value
of going mobile. “Our growing business realized an astounding 137
percent increase in sales in the first 30 days after adding the beta
mobile upgrade to our Go Daddy Quick Shopping Cart. I strongly recommend
Go Daddy mobile for simple installation, functionality and most
important … bottom-line results.”
Designed especially for non-techies, the new Website Builder gets small
business owners online and mobile in three simple steps. Users select a
business category, choose a pre-built website loaded with expert-written
content and publish to the Internet instantly. The mobile version
automatically reflects changes to site content, ensuring that,
regardless of access point, content is current. Customers using the
premium version of Website Builder have the ability to edit the mobile
layout, colors and add features like click to call, click to text and
mobile maps.
To attract attention to a business, Website Builder also offers enhanced
features like search engine optimization (SEO), a social media platform
and integrated apps such as Yelp, eBay and Flickr among others.
“We have redesigned the website creation experience at Go Daddy,” said
Product Manager Raj Nijjer. “Our goal is to let a customer have a
full-blown Web and mobile site in a matter of hours. Someone could have
an idea for a business Saturday night and have it ‘mobile by Monday’
using Website Builder.”
To learn more about Website Builder, visit GoDaddy.com/WebsiteBuilder.
To learn more about Quick Shopping Cart, visit GoDaddy.com/QuickShoppingCart.
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Read why our customers recommend
Go Daddy.
About Go Daddy
Go Daddy is the world's largest domain name provider, Web hosting provider
and new SSL certificate
provider, focused on helping small businesses grow larger. Go
Daddy provides dozens of cloud-based services and is the largest
worldwide mass-market hosting provider by annual revenue according to
Tier1 Research (Mass-Market Hosting Report-Winter 2011) and is the #1
provider of net-new SSL certificates for 2011, according to
the Netcraft, LTD Secure Server Survey. To learn more about the company,
visit www.GoDaddy.com/PR.
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Visual Networking Index: Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast Update”,
Cisco
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