Join WebsiteSpark today and get three free Visual Studio Professional licenses*

We wanted to let you know about Microsoft WebsiteSpark, a great new program that offers visibility, support and software for professional Web developers and designers. Join WebsiteSpark today and get three Visual Studio Professional licenses at no cost*.

WebsiteSpark is for web development and design firms with fewer than 10 employees. Sign up to receive:

Technical Benefits

•	Three Visual Studio® 2008 licenses,
•	Two Expression® Web 3 licenses plus an Expression Studio 3 license,
•	One Windows Web Server® 2008 R2 license.
•	One SQL Server® 2008 Web Edition license.

Business Benefits

•	Get new business leads through the Build a Better Website campaign.
•	Take advantage of a year's hosting for Windows Web Server.
•	Access technical support from the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN).
•	Receive training on how to make the most of WebsiteSpark.

Do I Qualify?

WebsiteSpark is available to professional Web developers and designers. To qualify, your firm must:

1. Build web sites and web applications for other organizations.

2. Have fewer than 10 employees.

*At the end of the three year program there is a one-time $100 program fee.

To enroll in Microsoft WebsiteSpark click here.

For additional information, or if you have any questions, please email me at wesy@microsoft.com.

We're offering you a special code that allows you to bypass the usual sign-up process and quickly enroll in the program. Enrollment code: bomfWWEzvW. This offer is only valid for two weeks and will expire on 6/29/10. We ask that you please do not forward this email.

Wes Yanaga, Sr. Platform Strategy Advisor

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