And the New GoDaddy Girl is…A Pair of Legs

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In a welcome shift from past publicity strategies, GoDaddy is eschewing the tired and lame banned Super Bowl tactic in favor of something different. The Big Tease. Yes, rather than putting out a press release every time a network disallowed one of the domain registrars submitted Super Bowl commercials, GoDaddy is teasing a new GoDaddy girl who will not be revealed until game day.

With nothing but a pair of legs and the promise she is a “big name celebrity,” there isn’t much to go on in terms of the woman’s identity. Hopefully she isn’t revealed to be some insipid non-celebrity like Kim Kardashian or Heidi Montag.

So, all we can do is wait. Wait until the first half of the Super Bowl when GoDaddy airs the reveal and we can all either cringe or drool uncontrollably.

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