Simplicity: Keeping it Simple, with a .kiwi Domain
- Hannah Duder
- Jan 28
- 1 min read
Simplicity is a Kiwi business that we are proud to have in our community of .kiwi users. From day one, they have given 15% of all fees to the Simplicity Foundation, who distribute to worthy Kiwi charities. 🥰Â
We interviewed Amir Bashir, Co-Founder & CTO at Simplicity check out what he has to say about using the .kiwi domain.Â
Q: Can you tell us a bit about Simplicity?
A: Simplicity is a not-for-profit financial services provider. We have two flagship products; our KiwiSaver and investment funds.
Q: What made you consider a .kiwi domain?
A: At first, we had concerns about visibility and reach with a .kiwi domain. But when we came across the Warriors’ .kiwi domain, it answered that question for us. Since launching simplicity.kiwi, we’ve never had issues with search rankings or SEO performance.
Q: How has the domain fit into your wider brand?
A: After launching simplicity.kiwi, we added simplicityliving.kiwi to our product suite. It’s part of a continuous journey of adding more brands under the Simplicity umbrella. Being able to associate our brand directly with the Kiwi name has always been a goal, so this was another piece of the puzzle that made complete sense.
🙂 Thanks Amir!
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