Easyspace Offers FREE .eu Domain Names to UK Businesses

July 31, 2012
by Jonathan Watkins

Easyspace has launched a campaign to assist UK businesses in targeting customers in the European Union by offering free .eu domain names.

To receive the offer, customers will have to purchase a web hosting package, upon which they will benefit from free domain registration.

The ICANN accredited registrar is offering the deal until December 31, 2012, and Managing Director Sarah Haran says the deal is a great chance for customers to "take advantage of the huge growth potential on the Continent by having a European brand identity."

Haran continued; "This is an ideal opportunity to Having a .eu domain alerts European customers to the fact that you are not just a UK operation and opens up your products to a market of over 500 million people in 27 different countries."

Established in 2006, .eu has since become one of the largest TLD's in the world with over 3.5 million active registrations. Along with the free domains, Easyspace is also offering 40% off all web hosting packages when .eu is chosen as the primary domain name.

In order to take advantage of these offers customers can type the promotional code Europe at the Easyspace checkout.

About Easyspace

Founded in 1997, Easyspace has gained a reputation for offering high quality and innovative products backed by excellent customer service. Easyspace has grown to become the UK's largest ICANN accredited domain name registrar and one of the largest web hosting companies in the country. The company now serves over 350,000 consumer and SOHO customers with an extensive portfolio of hosting and ecommerce solutions, ranging from dedicated servers through to professional web design. Easyspace is a subsidiary of AIM Listed iomart Group plc.

About Author
Jonathan is a senior writer covering web hosting and tech news on FindDedicatedServer.com. Jonathan graduated from the University of Brighton with a BA (Hons) in Journalism and has been working for various websites, magazines and newspapers.

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