Online Specialists ASAP Ventures Announce Latest Round of Domain Name Acquisitions

Company acquires new names on which to offer information on getting best flights, insurance and home hot tubs.

2011-01-18

SURREY, ENGLAND, January 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) ASAP Ventures Ltd - the leading Internet e-commerce company - has announced that it has acquired a batch of new Internet domain names to keep the country's consumers and web users up to speed on new topics. The company will soon launch new sites

Fly.org.uk, Hottub.org.uk and InsurancePolicies.org.uk having acquired the website domains for unannounced amounts.

With many people's thoughts turning to a trip overseas for some sunshine in January, ASAP Ventures has announced the acquisition and launch of new site, Fly.org.uk. Users can count on the website to become an in-depth resource offering flight and travel information as well as where to go to fly for a bargain price this January.

Another way of keeping warm in the cold winter months is by installing a hot tub in a home or garden. With that in mind ASAP Ventures has purchased Hottub.org.uk to tell UK consumers all that they need to know about fitting a hot tub in their home.

A further acquisition by ASAP Ventures this month is InsurancePolicies.org.uk, and this domain will grow to offer users a website which will keep them informed about the insurance sector and which insurance policies might be the right one for them and their needs.

Derek Paulson, spokesperson for ASAP Ventures Ltd, said, "At ASAP Ventures we are continually looking to enhance the offering we give to people as consumers in the UK rely on us for up to date, honest information across a range of subjects. These latest domains will help us to continue with our website stable building project."

About ASAP Ventures Ltd
Fly.org.uk, Hottub.org.uk and InsurancePolicies.org.uk are all websites owned and operated by ASAP Ventures and were acquired by the company in November 2010. ASAP Ventures is a specialist in the online arena, with over 10 years' experience in creating and developing high performing websites in markets ranging from travel and recycling to dating and promotions. The company has expanded significantly over the last five years through a programme of domain name acquisition and development, with the company's portfolio of websites attracting tens of millions of visitors and creating over US$200 million in sales for their partners.

ASAP Ventures now operates four offices - three in the UK and one in Australia.

Media Contact
Helen Young
press@asapventures.co.uk
www.fly.org.uk

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