Define The Unintentional Entrepreneur And Design The Logo For Outright.com And Network Solutions

LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT US:

Outright.com (http://outright.com), the free bookkeeping site designed for the self-employed (you!), and Network Solutions (http://networksolutions.com), the top provider of Web solutions for small businesses, are working together to support Unintentional Entrepreneurs; self-employed, side business owners, recently laid-off employees or freelancers starting their own businesses during economically challenging times.

While we're awarding $400 to the top design, we'll be featuring our favorites on http://unintentionalentrepreneur.com AND http://blog.outright.com, promoting you, soliciting feedback and encouraging participation.

HERE IS WHAT WE NEED:

Every strong community needs a symbol, a torch to follow in a shared challenge or goal. How do you define an Unintentional Entrepreneur? What symbol can we share to rally small business owners and self employed professionals? We're a proud group, striking out on new ventures, working for ourselves, scrapping together resources and opportunities to build a business. Perhaps, even you work from home? Your logo could serve to tie your peers; proudly announcing, I am an Unintentional Entrepreneur!

Your design will serve as the logo for http://unintentionalentrepreneur.com and the community.

As we can't anticipate the many ways we could use the symbol/illustration, please make sure that if your design is selected, it is fully vectorized so that it can be printed on small items and large signs/billboards.

OUR TARGET AUDIENCE IS:

The Unintentional Entrepreneur is amongst the growing list of millions of Americans who are self-employed, side business owners, recently laid-off employees or freelancers who have marketable skills, experience and knowledge that they are using to start or run their own businesses during the economic downturn.

These are your friends and neighbors, starting a business to earn some extra income of supplement their job. As much as we like sharing resources, tips, and free services, Unintentional Entrepreneurs too share their experience, talent, and tricks to help one another succeed.