Free .TECH domains offered to startups applying to upSTART 18
by Startacus Admin
Care of the team at .TECH domains, startups can apply for a free .TECH domain if they apply to pitch their startup at upSTART 18, the startup pitch competition at Digital DNA, Belfast
Having your own .TECH domain name can a great way to highlight your business affinity to tech, quickly showing your tech focus to your target audience and the people that matter.
And the good news is that care of the team at .TECH domains, startups can apply for a free .TECH domain if they apply to pitch
their startup at upSTART 18! upSTART is he startup pitch competition at Digital DNA, Belfast, the leading two-day digital and tech event that happens this year on the 19th and 20th June.
Open to all startups that apply to pitch, this is a fab offer that is available to all startups, whether you are shortlisted to pitch at the two-day event itself or not.
This opportunity comes at the same time as the Startup League, a fab marketing program, run by the .TECH team, offered startups who would like to exhibit their business on a pod in the dedicated upSTART area at Digital DNA, 25% sponsorship on startup pod cost.
To obtain your unique code to apply for your free 1 year .TECH domain name, simply start your application to pitch your startup at upSTART, the startup pitch competition at Digital DNA, Belfast and the team at Startacus, the hosts for upSTART, will send you your unique code. (Applications are open until 25th May 2018).
The unique code can then be simply added at the get.tech checkout for the discount on the standard 1-year domain name to be applied.
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