Spruz, Inc Launches Small-town TN Company Targets Growing Market
Released on = March 27, 2007, 9:34 am
Press Release Author = Spruz, Inc.
Industry = Entertainment
Press Release Summary = SEYMOUR, Tenn., March 27, 2007 - Spruz, Inc. has officially opened its virtual doors to the online community, providing website creation and social-networking services for members worldwide.
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Small-Town Tennessee Company Targets a Growing Market
SEYMOUR, Tenn., March 27, 2007 - Spruz, Inc. has officially opened its virtual doors to the online community, providing website creation and social-networking services for members worldwide.
Sprouting from the unincorporated East Tennessee town of Seymour, with a population of 8,850 people and resting in the shadows of the Smoky Mountains, Spruz, Inc. will launch concurrently with its social-networking web site SpruzMe.com, which provides personal web space for people interested in meeting others with similar interests from around the globe; Spruz.com, which provides website creation and hosting to the public; and ClanSiteManager.com, which provides web site services for groups of internet gamers, commonly known as 'clans' or 'guilds'. Spruz, Inc. will provide all these services free of charge.
"Our goal is to provide a free, but powerful Web 2.0 system that allows for the open exchange of information on a global site scale." said Jamisen Roberts, CEO and founder of Spruz "at this stage we are one of the few companies working to organize website communities on a large scale."
SpruzMe.com appears poised to compete directly and successfully with some heavy hitters in the social networking marketplace such as FreeWebs and MySpace. Using embedded scripting for all its content and having a central engine to power all its sites, Spruz, Inc. may just be the underdog that can redefine what features people expect to see in these online services.
In the words of IceBreaker at WorldPress.com1 "I think that Spruzme has potential, and it could grow to a MySpace killer, all it depends on the number of users, and on how many spread the word."
Spruz, Inc. is receiving high praise from both its members and reviewers of its sites, and this small-town startup company from east Tennessee appears to be on the right track to topple some big names in the industry.
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