Red Deer, AB, June 23, 2007-- While entrepreneurs are independent by nature, aspiring mom entrepreneurs, some of whom have traditional business and marketing backgrounds, need to look outside their own skill set to handle the unique challenges of Internet marketing. Finding the funds to hire a website designer, marketing guru, and copywriter to tackle their start-up needs is a daunting task.

That's why Natasha Clark founded PinkPowerSuit.com. "Mom's Free Business Mentor" can help aspiring mom entrepreneurs with almost any area of business start-up. Clark, mom to four young children, single-handedly began creating the website on Valentine's Day, 2006. She offers to do any mom entrepreneur's research for free, simultaneously building up a how-to archive on the website for visitors. An open message board and Facebook-like social networking arena offer networking opportunities and idea sharing. An easy website builder allows novices to build a fully functioning e-commerce website for less than $17 a month. Moms looking for affordable services can have their projects bid upon by freelancing work-at-home mom professionals.

"You don't need to spend a small fortune to start an online business. Most mom entrepreneurs I know started their businesses for less than $2,000," says Clark, encouragingly. "However, they did a lot of hunting around for information on a lot of different websites, and made some expensive mistakes. The most common mistake is to throw a large chunk of start-up savings into a fancy website before knowing what the market will bear and what features they'll need on their website. It's much better to start a simple website yourself, ensure your services or products are noteworthy, and spend time and money implementing savvy Internet marketing techniques. Free resources are the way to go and it's a misconception that you can't find high quality free resources-- many are available through PinkPowerSuit.com."

Clark promises that the resources on her website are just the beginning. "I don't just want to create a neat little website," she says. "I'm on a mission to bring mom entrepreneurs together as never before and make it as easy as possible for single moms and other moms with special situations, to have more choices in how they support their families."