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Home-Based 100 winners mentioned in New York Times

byRich Sloan
February 15, 2008
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Just wanted to tip my hat to two 2007 Home-Based 100 winners that were mentioned in the New York Times yesterday by columnist David Pogue.

The featured Home-Based 100 winners were:

They were used as shining examples of how you can set up a website easily, effectively, and at minimal cost using the Microsoft Office Live Small Business solution that you see promoted all over our 11 Steps to a Successful Website section.

CONGRATS, AGAIN, TO THE WINNERS!

We’re so glad that your Home-Based 100 recognition has led to so much media attention.

Rich

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Rich Sloan
Rich Sloan is chief startupologist and co-founder of StartupNation and host of StartupNation podcasts. He is also co-author of the acclaimed how-to book, StartupNation: America's Leading Entrepreneurial Experts Reveal the Secrets to Building a Blockbuster Business. Rich encourages you to make a comment under his blog posts or send him a personal message at member nickname, "Rich," here at StartupNation.
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