
.. I decided to honour Aaron who so kindly invited me to help moderate HostHideout back in 2003, and brought me 10 years of unforgettable learning experience. If you ask me, Aaron was, still is and will always be the founder of HostHideout, and to whom I am indebted. And it is in this context that I would humbly call myself Co-Founder.
Our story started all the way back in 1998 when we got our first contract to develop printpost.com for US$1,000.
Nameslave™ is an authorized reseller of Tucows, an ICANN-accredited registrar. Our domains are managed using OpenSRS.
Our sites are hosted with Google Cloud, an industry-leading service provider with owned data centers, redundant networks and Tier 1 bandwidth. Our servers are located in Council Bluffs (Iowa, United States), “where deer stroll peacefully, past computers, as if they were flowers”.
We also add Interxion (pronounced “interaction”) to our network since 2025. Their Amsterdam (Netherlands, Europe) state-of-the-art campus offers unparalleled reliability and expansion to an already efficient and resilient array.
Nameslave™ started using WordPress ourself since 2011, soon after they released “Gershwin” (version 3.2). We include FREE WordPress installation even for our DIY clients.
Thinking about selling online? That is on the mind of every small business since the pandemic started. We include WooCommerce plugin installation upon request at no extra cost.
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Nameslave™ is a full stack digital marketing agency which helps small businesses navigate the ever changing landscape of social media marketing and search engine optimization.
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