Nov 29, 2004 : H-Realms Adds to Web Hosting Services

📅 November 29, 2004 - H-Realms Hosting (hrealmshosting.com -> ionos.com), the Web hosting operation of nonprofit InnoCentric, announced on Friday that it had launched a new set of value-added services, available now and in the near future. The services include search engine submission and domain registration (with new hosting orders only).

"Our goal is to allow webmasters to be able to get what they need to start a Web site, with one company - we're hoping it will be us," says Brad Lockman, business relations manager for H-Realms Hosting. "You can now buy a domain, get Web hosting and submit your new site to the main search engines and directories, all in one place in one easy stop."
H-Realms Hosting also announced the release of a new service providing customized toolbars for Internet Explorer.

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