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Press Release

January 1, 2003

WINDSOR WOMEN TAKE THE MYSTERY OUT OF ONLINE BUSINESS

Hosting Connecticut, LLC, a Windsor-based website development company, is dedicated to taking the mystery out of online business.

Paula M. Pierce and Shelley Sullivan, two Windsor entrepreneurs, who only met after joining the same national business discussion list online, had been operating separate successful website management companies, one focused on website design and the other on website hosting. By combining their efforts they found they could offer Connecticut businesses an easy way to get everything done at once, eliminating the confusion and wasted time that plagues most new online businesses. Because we are focusing on Connecticut, we can meet with and get to know our clients personally to make sure their questions are answered and their needs are met. "We want to support the people and businesses of Connecticut," says Pierce.

Hosting Connecticut puts the pieces of online business together: domain registration, web site design, hosting, e-commerce programming, credit card acceptance, marketing, statistic analysis, and more. It can be confusing to register a domain name in one place, get hosting somewhere else, apply for a merchant account with another company, work with a separate webdesigner, etc. Hosting Connecticut streamlines the process so you can do all these things in one place, saving time and money.
"We see this as a vital need in our community. Many businesses just don't have the time to learn how to make a successful transition to online sales. It's a whole different ball game from the offline business world."
According to the Secretary of the State's website, 2,000 new business are started in Connecticut each month. "People are leaving the corporate world, voluntarily or otherwise, and looking for something more. They're ready for the challenge of online business, but need a place to start and some help in getting there. That's where we come in," says Sullivan.