myhosting.com customers can redeem tiered advertising credits
(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider myhosting.com (www.myhosting.com) announced on Wednesday that it launched free advertising credits for Bing and Yahoo! search for its exisiting and new customers.
This announcement closely follows the company’s launch of its Pinnacle cart offering for its ecommerce customers.
The company says that search advertising is more important than ever for small and mid-size businesses to spread the word about their products and services.
According to the press release, the advertising vouchers can be redeemed with a new account at Microsoft Advertising adCenter. Customers can retrieve credits from the onCloud Control Panel.
myhosting.com customers will receive $25, $50 or $75 in free advertising with their shared hosting or VPS hosting account. Web hosting providers offering free advertising credits often distribute them in tiered amounts.
“myhosting.com is committed to helping customers achieve success, by providing rock-solid hosting services, with feature rich hosting packages, as well as tools to help businesses get their marketing campaigns off the ground,” Tim Attwood, product manager said in a statement. “With these free Bing and Yahoo! Search advertising vouchers, our customers will gain access to advertise in two leading internet search portals.”
According to the press release, basic and personal website hosting account holders can claim a $25 credit, while premium and business hosting accounts are eligible for a $50 credit. Professional hosting, ecommerce hosting and VPS hosting accounts are eligible for $75 in advertising credits.
Last week, wholesale domain provider OpenSRS launched its OpenSRS Offers service for resellers to share promotional offers, like Google AdWords credits, with their customers. This service was created to help resellers differentiate themselves from competitors, according to a blog post.
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