Comments on: HostGator Ad http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/ where I share my Internet experiences, make friends and have fun. Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:02:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: games 388 http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61921 games 388 Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:23:48 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61921 I want to put some Hostgator ads on my site... Hostgator will really pay for it?? I want to put some Hostgator ads on my site… Hostgator will really pay for it??

]]> By: HostGator Billboards? http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61890 HostGator Billboards? Mon, 16 Nov 2009 13:13:47 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61890 [...] is not a host I’d call modest when it comes to advertising, whether online or offline. Their bite into advertising can sometimes annoy loyal web affiliate advertisers who receive 400k [...] [...] is not a host I’d call modest when it comes to advertising, whether online or offline. Their bite into advertising can sometimes annoy loyal web affiliate advertisers who receive 400k [...]

]]> By: ScottW http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61570 ScottW Sat, 14 Feb 2009 18:43:37 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61570 BTW, I still have some old clients that are hosted with them and they still love it! So my previous comment is directed at their ad only. Not their products or service which have been exemplary to date. BTW, I still have some old clients that are hosted with them and they still love it! So my previous comment is directed at their ad only. Not their products or service which have been exemplary to date.

]]> By: ScottW http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61569 ScottW Sat, 14 Feb 2009 18:42:17 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61569 It's kind of old to me but maybe they had something else in mind when they decided to go with it. The real problem here to me is that they haven't conveyed their message to the reader/viewer. I mean, how many others looked at this ad and went: "Ho hum". If you really want to get a message across, I don't think 'killer gators' perched on an office building is gonna do it. Not in this age of competition anyway. It’s kind of old to me but maybe they had something else in mind when they decided to go with it. The real problem here to me is that they haven’t conveyed their message to the reader/viewer. I mean, how many others looked at this ad and went: “Ho hum”. If you really want to get a message across, I don’t think ‘killer gators’ perched on an office building is gonna do it. Not in this age of competition anyway.

]]> By: 0bones - Free social web host http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61546 0bones - Free social web host Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:10:02 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61546 It does look like the game Rampage slightly. Or maybe a slight reference to the supposed The Planet fire awhile back? It does look like the game Rampage slightly. Or maybe a slight reference to the supposed The Planet fire awhile back?

]]> By: Brian http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61325 Brian Tue, 29 Jul 2008 14:09:20 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61325 I love it. I think it shows they are saying they have the best support in the industry. They do eat up the competition. Thats why I host my sites with them. Lets give it to them for their creativity. I love it. I think it shows they are saying they have the best support in the industry. They do eat up the competition. Thats why I host my sites with them. Lets give it to them for their creativity.

]]> By: shawn http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61191 shawn Thu, 15 May 2008 08:21:07 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61191 I haven't heard of rampage either. I'll have to see what its all about. I know that I've been on a few rampages of my own though. I haven’t heard of rampage either. I’ll have to see what its all about. I know that I’ve been on a few rampages of my own though.

]]> By: Strike Data http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61190 Strike Data Wed, 14 May 2008 16:31:08 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61190 Nice information there David and nice analogy. HostGator cracks me up with some of the ads you see them post. Until I really thought up it that ad does kind of remind of sept. 11 and I think "we eat up the competition" is getting a little old personally. This companies office is located in the same city I live in and believe me, it looks like a little suite in your regular business office. Compare that with other places such as ThePlanet or Rackspace and you would find that HostGator does NOT "eat up the competition!" Nice information there David and nice analogy. HostGator cracks me up with some of the ads you see them post. Until I really thought up it that ad does kind of remind of sept. 11 and I think “we eat up the competition” is getting a little old personally. This companies office is located in the same city I live in and believe me, it looks like a little suite in your regular business office. Compare that with other places such as ThePlanet or Rackspace and you would find that HostGator does NOT “eat up the competition!”

]]> By: Emory Rowland http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61180 Emory Rowland Fri, 09 May 2008 00:49:23 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61180 Thanks for pointing that out David. The first thought that came to mind when I saw the ad was the September 11 attacks. I feel a bit better about it after learning about the game, except, I wonder why no cues for those in the audience who hadn't been exposed to the game. Thanks for pointing that out David. The first thought that came to mind when I saw the ad was the September 11 attacks. I feel a bit better about it after learning about the game, except, I wonder why no cues for those in the audience who hadn’t been exposed to the game.

]]> By: David http://blog.clickfire.com/hostgator-ad/#comment-61170 David Wed, 07 May 2008 05:59:44 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=330#comment-61170 Entirely unrelated, here's a random screenshot of one of the later versions -- http://www.darkstation.com/images/media/ps2/rampage_td_05.jpg Not quite the NES version I was used to as a child but I think it gets the point across that it was the look they were going for. At any rate, I suppose to each their own :) Entirely unrelated, here’s a random screenshot of one of the later versions — http://www.darkstation.com/images/media/ps2/rampage_td_05.jpg

Not quite the NES version I was used to as a child but I think it gets the point across that it was the look they were going for. At any rate, I suppose to each their own :)

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