Free Website+domain for Indian Businesses from GOOGLE.com

[Robin]

Hello All,

If you live in India and run a small business then you could grab a domain+website free for yourself. You just need to have a valid PAN number and a Company address.

The webhosting will be provided by Hostgator.in. The services will remain free for the First year.

Here's what you'll get:

Free easy-to-build professional website
Free .in domain name and hosting for one year
Free email addresses
Free 365 days support

Visit http://www.indiagetonline.in/

You are also free to transfer your domain to other registrar.

So have a look
reps appreciated

Regards
Robin

 

[Mark Talks]

I've heard of this on another site. It seems they're doing it in other countries as well. It's not a bad idea, they help get business started and then later provide them with paid services when they've established themselves. A smart move on their part in my opinion.

 

[carob]

They have done this in the UK with http://www.gbbo.co.uk but the website builder they offered was total ****, they just bought up some WYSIWYG trash and didn't fix it.

But the good news is, as with other google products, you can export your data so you could use it later for a grownup website.

 

[Robin]

Ahh great Carob for sharing the link. Well its free so expect some bugs

Oh they have used Yola on their UK version. Yola is quite famous for their WYSIWYG.

 

[carob]

I've heard of this on another site. It seems they're doing it in other countries as well. It's not a bad idea, they help get business started and then later provide them with paid services when they've established themselves. A smart move on their part in my opinion.

They are doing this in Kenya too, offering a free domain and website at http://www.kbo.co.ke

But it seems their business practices there are outside what a lot of people consider acceptable

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/0...ing_startup_google_false_collaboration_claim/

Google has been accused of "fraudulently" accessing a rival Kenya-based business listings database and then attempting to sell the internet giant's competing GKBO product to that customerbase.