Growthink Client WhyPark Acquired by Parked.com

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 18, 2009 -- Growthink, the leading Strategic and Transactional Advisory Firm to Emerging and Middle Market Enterprises, announced today that its client, WhyPark, an Ohio-based non-traditional domain parking platform that combines full text, relevant content with keywords associated with a domain name, has been acquired by Parked.com.

The acquisition was announced on April 28, 2009. Terms were not disclosed. Parked.com, founded in 2006, specializes in monetizing domain names.

Growthink worked with WhyPark (http://www.whypark.com) to develop its initial business plan and strategy, including capital acquisition and investor relations.

"We worked to position WhyPark so its investors would realize the value of its technology and how the Company was poised to become a leading player in the domain development market," said Emily Burg, Growthink's VP of Strategy.

"WhyPark's successful acquisition by Parked.com validates the long-term value that Growthink's strategic consulting provides to our clients."

About Growthink

Growthink, named by Inc. Magazine as one of the nation's Top 100 Business Services Companies, is the leading Strategic and Transactional Advisory Firm to Emerging and Middle Market Enterprises. Growthink provides Research, Strategic, Transactional and Investment Capital Services to its clients, enabling companies to identify and leverage opportunities for growth and market leadership.

Since 1999, Growthink has completed more than 2,000 business plans, market research, and investment banking engagements for a diverse and dynamic client portfolio which encompasses Emerging, Established and Fortune 500 Companies, Venture Capital and Private Equity Funds. Learn more about Growthink's expertise at http://www.growthink.com

About WhyPark

Founded in 2006, Willoughby, Ohio-based WhyPark builds domains to become living websites. The company's proprietary system provides new and relevant content daily to clients' domain names, obtaining search engine visibility for domains instead of relying on type-in traffic or temporary links.

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