Dave Szymanski takes a look at HD Envy’s recent success in the flat screen TV frame industry. He gives a glimpse into what HD Envy looked like in its early days – a year-long prototype in the making, using Sean and Howard’s own money to finance the project, and little money left over for advertising once the frames were ready to hit the market. Sean and Howard weren’t phased. They tackled the social web, advertising on Twitter and other media, and eventually got the word out to custom audio/video installers and interior designers alike.

Now, the word is really spreading about HD Envy’s variety of custom-built frame options. Leather, wood, 39-inches, 59-inches… HD Envy can do it all. By using industry standards and secure mounting engineering, HD Envy is proving to be a fierce competitor in the flat panel TV frame market. They have already secured a display in 12 local Best Buys, and are looking to expand by offering even more products and more customized logos. To read this article in its entirety, visit the Gulf Coast Business Review.