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Google to Register Websites as Promotional Tool

Online search giant Google wants to push its product line ahead of the competition, and diving into another online market is what Google believes will do the trick. Google decided to join the already crowded market of registering service providers on Friday in a step that will try to magnify the need for Google`s online products. Google will work with GoDadday, one of the leading registering services in the indusyry, and eNom, another well respected administrator that helps websites register on the World Wide Wed.

The new Google service pack will go for about $10 a year and will only handle four suffixes: com, biz, net, and info. Currently there are more than 250 suffixes roaming around the net, but Google wants to focus on the mainstream ones, where the people who usual need Google`s products are looking. Google`s pack include some of the company`s products, and by registering through Google, you get to use many of the company`s useful online tools.

People will also be able to use other products with their newly registered sites, but the main idea is that people will not have to look for Google`s products alone, but they will get everything ready for them. Email services, calendaring, and even instant-messaging, all courtesy of the search giant. Google is known for their approach of giving users products for free, as long as they keep using Google`s products, the company is happy. Most of Google`s revenue is generated from its ads service, and the more clients the company has, the better.