Marina Orlova - "Intelligence is Sexy"

Known to millions of fans around the world as a sexy master of language, HotForWords, is a 28 year old Internet "sensation". Hailing from Moscow, Marina has two degrees in philology which is the study of linguistics and origins of words. Back in Russia Marina taught English and World Literature to high-schoolers. She came to the United States six years ago to improve her English skills and prepare for her Ph.D., but she ended up staying in the U.S. simply because of the warmer weather.

Two and a half years ago, Marina burst onto the YouTube scene. Her initial goal was to reach more people with her language knowledge. Instead of a classroom of 20 back in Russia, she now has a virtual class of 320,983 YouTube subscribers. In each video she takes word requests from YouTube users and discusses their meanings and origins. Something that might, at first, seem boring, but when a buxom blonde with a Russian accent teaches you anything, it can be quite educational, thus proving, as her tag-line states, that "Intelligence is Sexy."

Called the "Sexiest philologist in the world" by New Yorker Magazine, Marina was voted the World's #1 Sexiest Geek by Wired.com, she's a regular on Fox Network's O'Reilly Factor Show, she was voted the 5th hottest woman on the net by G4 TV, she's been recommended by the New York Times Magazine, was named the new Go Daddy Girl, she was mentioned in Cosmopolitan as one of the top 3 channels on YouTube, and she was part of the Best Online Campaign of 2009! In addition, Marina just completed her book, published by HarperCollins, entitled "Hot for Words", and she stars in a killer iPhone game called Attack of the Bikini Zombie Babes from Outer Space!

Source: hotforwords bio

Press release:
NEWEST GO DADDY GIRL TOO "HOT FOR WORDS"
Online Linguist Signs on as Go Daddy Girl



SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Aug. 4, 2009) - Go Daddy is going International with its latest Go Daddy Girl Marina Orlova. The Russian native is known for making intellect "sexy" and for her work on the Internet. She has been called the Sexiest Philologist in the World1 and the World's #1 Sexiest Geek2 . Now, you can call Marina Orlova - a Go Daddy Girl.

Marina was selected to be a Go Daddy Girl shortly after her appearances earlier this month on Go Daddy CEO and Founder Bob Parsons' video blog and weekly radio show, where she was an instant hit.

"Marina is a classic fit for Go Daddy," proclaimed Parsons. "She is very intelligent. She is all about the Internet and leveraging it for business. Not to mention, our new Go Daddy Girl likes to have fun and is one smokin' hot woman!"

The newest Go Daddy Girl is already considered an Internet celebrity and has one of the Web's most engaging sites, www.HotForWords.com. Her YouTube views have surpassed 213 MM hits and her Hot For Words book is scheduled to be in stores August 18. Marina was recently profiled by The New York Times Magazine. She has served as a "language guru" for The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News and is scheduled to appear on the CBS Early Show next month.

"I'm honored to be a Go Daddy Girl," said the blonde bombshell, who is rarely, if ever at a loss for words. "Go Daddy is all about helping people get online and harnessing the Internet for business and pleasure - that's important work these days!"

Marina joins fellow Go Daddy Girls IndyCar star Danica Patrick, original Go Daddy spokesperson Candice Michelle, Team PokerStars Pro Vanessa Rousso and LPGA golfer Anna Rawson. Their mission is to spread the word about Go Daddy's world-leading domain name registrar and Web hosting services.

Go Daddy plans to announce one more Go Daddy Girl later this summer. This is expected to be the final addition for the year. Parsons, who often reveals company announcements via his Twitter account, DrBobParsons, was keeping silent about 'who' the next Go Daddy Girl might be, but has promised she will be "unlike any Go Daddy Girl ever."

To learn more about how you can get online quickly and affordably, visit www.GoDaddy.com.


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