Offers winners a free .INFO domain; participants have to vote in online polls that are setup on certain websites within the company's domain portfolio.

Steve Brown, the proprietor of the Domain Blog website, today announced that they have started the free domain name contest as a way of generating traffic to his domain name blog.

The contest's prize is a free one year registration of a .INFO domain name of the winners choice. The free domain name contest is open to everyone except previous contest winners. The contest costs nothing to enter, but in exchange for offering a chance to win a free domain name, Brown requests that contest participants vote in at least one of the many online polls that he has setup on certain websites within his domain portfolio. Brown claims that the free domain name contest is an Internet original and promises to keep the contest running until people lose interest in it.

"The domain blog's original purpose was for sharing my thoughts, experiences and lessons learned as an Internet domain name trader and developer. I'd seen quite a few domain related blogs around; they offered some useful news and content related to the domain name industry, but I wanted to make my blog unique by letting visitors share my perspective as a full time domainer and developer. My goal was to give anyone who finds my chosen trade interesting a chance to read about my daily activities, frustrations, struggles and triumphs. I'm still adding content related to domaining, but visitors who stop by can also enjoy a free and fun contest," said Mr. Brown.