Guerilla Strategist Available to Discuss Super Bowl of Stunts

Guerilla Strategist Available to Discuss Super Bowl of Stunts


What: C I Host's guerilla marketing tactics capture headlines around
the world. The Web hosting firm utilizes clever, "in-your
face" stuntsmanship in lieu of multi-million dollar marketing
budgets.

* The "Human Billboard" - C I Host tattooed its logo on the
shaved head of a gentlemen who attends trade shows and
sporting events.

* Advertisement on the boxing trunks of a heavyweight
fighter -- Evander Holyfield during his 1999 championship
fight.

* C I Host's banner flew over the stadium during The Super
Bowl.

* Times Square marquee ads ran throughout New Year's Eve.

* Sponsoring the Wi-Fi Guy (http://www.wifi-guy.com/ ) - a
journalist who crossed the nation in a branded vehicle,
reviewing the wireless Internet.

Who: CEO Christopher Faulkner is prepared to discuss the marketing
and advertising tactics that have made C I Host the most
recognized name in web hosting.

Faulkner is CEO and founder of C I Host, the largest privately
held Web hosting firm, serving 215,000 clients in 190
countries.

When: February 3, 2005
C I Host is on Central time, but Faulkner is prepared to work
around the schedules of media producers, assignments editors
and writers.

Where: C I Host is centrally located and accessible to both coasts via
the DFW Airport, just a few miles away. Faulkner is available
for in-studio interviews given advance notice.

http://www.cihost.com/

CONTACT: D. Kent Pingel, Vice President, Corporate Communications, PR of C I Host, +1-888-868-9931 ext. 7006, or kentp@cihost.com .

PRNewswire -- Feb. 3


Source: C I Host

Web site: http://www.cihost.com/
http://www.wifi-guy.com/


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