PEER 1 launches online ads for A Million Hits: “Slacker”
Many of you know that I work for an Internet Infrastructure company by the name of PEER 1. If you’ve visited the PEER 1 home page lately, you’ve seen the arrows. If you’ve dropped by the PEER 1 Facebook page, you’ve seen the sumo wrestler. Today, PEER 1 is proud to launch a series of online videos that ask: Is YOUR business ready for a million hits?
All three ads were produced in a single high-energy day by the tremendously talented people at Rethink Communications.
Why would PEER 1 make a video where we bury someone in thousands of rubbery arrows? Well, for one thing it’s pretty funny. But at the same time, we want to make a serious point about IT preparedness. PEER 1 is proud to offer reliable hosting to all types of companies, whether they get a million website hits in a month, in a day or even in an hour. Because PEER 1 is a financially sound company, we’re positioned to support our customers through challenging economic times. We have a solid foundation, a great group of diverse customers and a proven business model.
Learn more about how we can help get your business ready for a million hits.
PEER 1 Has Called Out All Texas Hosting Providers
Quoting from “Just Your Average Geek-Girl” -

PEER 1, the company that I work for, participated in the 24 Hours of Lemons endurance race in Kershaw, South Carolina last year. We will be participating in this event again this year at the No Problem Raceway in Belle Rose Louisiana, June 6-7.
This year, PEER 1 is planning something a little different. This year, we are challenging all hosting providers in the state of Texas. Yes, you read correctly: WE WANT YOU!
Are you up to the challenge? Do you have what it takes to participate against PEER 1 in the 24 Hours of Lemons race?
Read more about PEER 1 throwing down the gauntlet on the PEER 1 Blog: http://www.peer1.com/blog/
You can check out some of our pictures from last years event on Flickr here: http://flickr.com/photos/kylistah/sets/72157606555790540/
Don’t be scared. You know you wanna!
New Job!
After months of trying, I finally got my foot in the door at ServerBeach as a QA/Imprlementations Engineer!
For those of you who are not familiar with ServerBeach, you can read about the company here.
*forgot to publish this, I have been there for almost 2 months now!*