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| logo = Gdlogo.jpg
| logo = Gdlogo.jpg
| type = Private
| type = Private
| industry = Internet, Registrar
| industry = Internet, [[Registrar]]
| founded = USA, 1997
| founded = USA, 1997
| founders = [[Bob Parsons]]
| founders = [[Bob Parsons]]
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'''GoDaddy''' is a web hosting and internet domain registrar, and the main concern of GoDaddy Group Inc. Founded in 1997 by [[Bob Parsons]], GoDaddy has become the world’s largest domain register company accredited by [[ICANN]] and has more than 40 million domain names under its management.<ref>[http://biz.yahoo.com/ic/133/133272.html Yahoo! Finance]</ref> Along with hosting and registration services the company also provides e-business solutions and services like: email, website developing, Internet marketing services, [[SSL]] and security services.
'''GoDaddy''' is a web hosting and internet domain [[registrar]], and the main concern of GoDaddy Group Inc. Founded in 1997 by [[Bob Parsons]], GoDaddy has become the world’s largest domain register company accredited by [[ICANN]] and has more than 40 million domain names under its management.<ref>[http://biz.yahoo.com/ic/133/133272.html Yahoo! Finance]</ref> Along with hosting and registration services the company also provides e-business solutions and services like: email, website developing, Internet marketing services, [[SSL]] and security services.
GoDaddy is known for its racy superbowl advertising campaign, which began in 2005; since then it has been continuing to sponsor various sporting events.<ref>[http://www.investorplace.com/17540/godaddy-sale-which-stocks-buying/ InvestorPlace]</ref> CEO Bob Parsons has called GoDaddy's advertising "GoDaddy-esque"; which he defines as "fun, edgy and a bit inappropriate".<ref>[http://www.webhostingreport.com/learn/godaddy.html WebHostingReport.com]</ref>
GoDaddy is known for its racy superbowl advertising campaign, which began in 2005; since then it has been continuing to sponsor various sporting events.<ref>[http://www.investorplace.com/17540/godaddy-sale-which-stocks-buying/ InvestorPlace]</ref> CEO Bob Parsons has called GoDaddy's advertising "GoDaddy-esque"; which he defines as "fun, edgy and a bit inappropriate".<ref>[http://www.webhostingreport.com/learn/godaddy.html WebHostingReport.com]</ref>