SparkPlug CEO(view profile)

Long ago, in a land far, far away, one little mom wanted to start a blog as a hobby. She had big dreams of running a snazzy dot com from her kitchen table office. She thought maybe one or two other moms might be interested in what it was like to run an internet startup from home. So she blogged about her startup on a site named eMoms at Home.

That little hobby blog grew and it took on a life of its own. 3 months later that one little mom ditched her other startup to work on her hobby blog full time. And suddenly there weren’t just moms hanging around. There were dads too. And even people who didn’t have any kids at all.

So many people came to hang out with this mom that she decided to branch out. She couldn’t keep up with the demand for information on how to run a business from home. So she started to hire authors to lend a hand. Really cool, talented, experienced writers who rocked. Oh, and they knew a thing or two (or twenty) about running a business (and running a family), too.
But this all presented a tiny problem for the little hobby site for “eMoms”.

We were more than just moms (& dads), and more than just home business owners. We were entrepreneurs, telecommuters, moonlighters, freelancers, consultants, bloggers, tech geeks, artists, media professionals, marketers, stay at home parents, authors, podcasters, WAHMs, & WAHDs, and we didn’t want to hear the same old crap about running a business from home. We needed fresh, current, and balanced content that helped us to run a business while making sure we had time for what’s really important in life.

So in April of 2008, exactly two years later, “eMoms at Home” became Sparkplugging.

This Isn't Your Mother's Work at Home Business(view profile)

A blog providing resources, information, encouragement and conversations all revolved around work at home mothers and business opportunities.

CraftBoom(view profile)

A blog discussing everything related to creating, maintaining and marketing an art & craft business online.

Written by Lisa Lam, a 30 something living in London, who amongst other things sells everything you might need to make unique and lovely handmade handbags at home from her online store U-handbag. She also blogs at U-handblog!

ebay & eCommerce(view profile)

A blog tailored to help you learn everything you need to know about eBay, eCommerce and being successful online.

Written by Kristie McDonald
Kristie's experience with building her own online Yahoo! store combined with her passion for consulting and teaching others to do the same has catapulted her career in eCommerce and Online Business coaching & consulting.
Her online RC toy store is at NitroToyz.com.