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The Wall Street JournalResource Nation works with business communities who promote Resource Nation's vendor matching service to their members. Below is an excerpt by the Wall Street Journal talking about Resource Nation"s relationship with the Microsoft and StartupNation Sun City online community of business owners. "Microsoft Office Live is one sponsor of a new competition called the Home-Based 100 being held by StartupNation LLC, an online entrepreneurial advice firm. Winners, who will be ranked based on total net income generated during the past two years as shown on tax returns, get to market their business via a virtual neighborhood nicknamed Sun City at startupnation.com. Sun City is designed as an online community for real home-based firms, with a business directory and access to vendors who bid to provide services like Web hosting." |
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Startup NationResource Nation matches both existing businesses as well as budding entrepreneurs to qualified vendors. StartupNation, the world"s largest online community for startups, talks about the value Resource Nation provides an entrepreneur. "Start a business... get a bookkeeper... build a website... buy some ads. The list goes on and on. But as an entrepreneur you deal with a constant flow of vendors to get things done. So how do you pull this off in the best, fastest, least expensive way? We may just have part of the answer. It"s called, "Vendor Flow*." *Vendor Flow was renamed Resource Nation in 2007. |
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Resource NationResource Nation launches its vendor matching service in Sun City, a virtual small business community created by Microsoft, Dell, and StartupNation. "Resource Nation is exactly the type of business tool that we want to offer to our community," says StartupNation founder, Rich Sloan. "It provides an invaluable tool to entrepreneurs and its free to use." |
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Yahoo FinanceWe're totally committed to seeing people succeed. The StartMeUp! program is unprecedented in terms of the hand holding provided to individual entrepreneurs. We believe this is a game-changer," adds Troy Janisch, publisher of Business Owner's Toolkit. Enrollment is open to any and all aspiring entrepreneurs who want to make the leap and get launched in 2008. |