Yancy Naughton and Jothan Frakes Giving Back at WaterShave | The Mail Online- Daily News, Affiliate Marketing News, Advice and Tutorials

December 19th, 2013
Yancy Naughton and Jothan Frakes Giving Back at WaterShave

Dec 19, 2013
Murray Newlands
No comments yet
Affiliate Summit West 2014, Events, Performance Marketing

2014, Advertise, Advertiser, Advertisers, Advertising, Affiliate, Affiliate Marketing, Affiliate Network, Business, Charity, Digital Marketing, Internet, Internet Marketing, Jothan Frakes, Las Vegas, Marketing, Murray Newlands, NamesCon, Network, Networks, Online, Online Marketing, Performance, Performance Marketing, Publisher, Publishers, Sales, Technology, The Mail Online, TheMail, themail.com, TheMailDotCom, Traffic, WaterShave, Yancy Naughton

Long time supporters of The Mail Online, Yancy Naughton and Jothan Frakes are going bald to support clean water. Millions of people every day go without clean water, with global access to clean water being one of the biggest challenges facing us at the end of 2013.The shave will take place during the networking, mingling, and giving back at WaterShave during NamesCon 2014. Learn more about our brave soon-to-be baldies and donate today!

Yancy Naughton

Yancy Naughton has been in multi-channel advertising for over 20 years. He participated in the successful launches of two Direct Navigation traffic platforms, Elephant Traffic and ZeroPark. During these tenures he saw the viability of applying the bidding model to multiple channels of traffic as a vehicle for optimization, and was inspired to launch HasTraffic.com and WantsTraffic.com as true Multi Channel Traffic Platforms.

Jothan Frakes

Jothan Frakes is a 20 year veteran within the domain name industry and long time participant in ICANN. He serves as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for evaluation of registry services and registrar systems, and has held senior leadership roles within the domain name industry. Jothan works with gTLD, ccTLD, registrars, and Fortune 500 clients to provide long term business value in their domain name distribution strategies.