Naoworld.com was founded in March of 2001. Naoworld.com's first product was Naoworld Trivia which was a trivia site with 16 questions updated every week. Only a few weeks after Trivia's introduction Naoworld.com came out with Naoworld.com Press, a service supplying articles, photos and drawings worldwide. Naoworld Press was very successful and many people came forward with articles and drawings to be put on the web. However, Naoworld.com Trivia was beginning to stagnate, so Naoworld.com 30 Trivia Questions was launched to add more content and interesting facts to the Naoworld.com lineup of products. The new service had thirty questions updated every week. As Naoworld.com began to pick-up a higher load of traffic daily Naoworld.com Polls was introduced to create interactive content. But within a weeks the the service was dropped because of low interest. Possibly Naoworld.com's most popular product was Mynaoworldsite, a service that offered free website hosting and creation software to anyone even if they didn't have any HTML, C++ or Java knowledge. The service was successful and boosted site traffic. A few months later Naoworld.com Network rolled out a new product titled Naoworld.com Trivia Advanced. The service combined the convenience of e-mail with the interesting and informative trivia of Naoworld.com Trivia. A week after the service idea was debuted a pre-launch sign-up was created and the input was incredible. Over the next 6 months Naoworld.com Network would go through some major and minor changes such as the reduction of Trivia questions to 25 and Trivia Advanced's change to only one day of delivery. Other changes include Naoworld.com Press' name change to NaoPress and change to a Mac-only computer news website and Mynaoworldsite's closure as a website hosting service due to the acquisition of the co-provider's company, WebSiteNow!. Since then Mynaoworldsite has been reopened as a free HTML offering site for website owners starting out in the online business.

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Last Updated on Friday June 16th, 2003