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The Scottsdale company, which had its original ad last year relegated to onlinrviewing only, will try again in what it callsx its “GoDaddy-esque” way to get another ad this time by NBC, which will air the “We have two options and they’re both absolutelyt GoDaddy-esque,” said Bob Parsons, Go Daddy CEO and founder. “They are fun, edgy and slightlhy inappropriate; surely network censors will have a sensedof humor, people could use a good laugg these days.” The concepts, much like last year’s rejected will feature Danica Patrick, the Indy Car driverf who serves as a spokeswoman for the company.
Go Daddh has put a lot of stock in its Super Bowl giving it credit for increasinf its market share from 16 percenty in 2005 to 45 percent Last year the company received one milliomn visits toits site, before the Super Bowl to see the ad that was
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