Internet Entrepreneur Uses Weblogs, 'Blogs, To Make Money & Fame On The Internet

Wall Street Journal Reports Top 10 Internet Trends of 2004#6. Making money with blogs: Some weblog authors are turning their blogs into "something resembling actual businesses."

Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) February 16, 2004 --Jim F. Kukral, Internet entrepreneur and well-know online author, has harnessed the power of weblogs to create fame and fortune on the Internet through publication of an ebook, a successful online writing career and an interactive weblog about his own personal weight loss.

The Blogging ebookJims ebook is entitled 'Blogs To Riches -- A step-by-step guide to making money with your weblog. The ebook outlines how to use a weblog to generate income via Affiliate and other online marketing techniques. The site can be viewed at www.blogstoriches.com. "Jim Kukral has created a great tool with BlogsToRiche$.com," said Shawn Collins, author of 'Successful Affiliate Marketing for Merchants'. "Rarely do I see an ebook with such depth of coverage, and Jim's knowledge on both the areas of weblogs and Affiliate marketing really shine here."FYI: What is a weblog/blog? A blog is a web page made up of usually short, frequently updated posts that are arranged chronologically-like a what's new page or a journal. The content and purposes of blogs varies greatly-from links and commentary about other web sites, to news about a company /person /idea, to diaries, photos, poetry, mini-essays, project updates, even fiction.Online Writing SuccessJim has produced over 50 professionally written columns for online publications such as Clickz.com, Builder.com & MarketingProfs.com. A complete archive of his writing can be found at www.jimkukral.com/mywriting.shtml. The Weight Loss BlogHelpJimGetSlim.com explores the struggle of losing weight that millions face every single day. Jim takes it a step further, offering the world the ability to see how he plans on losing weight, why hes doing it, and visually see his progress over time. The site also offers an interactive weblog that allows readers to see daily progress and commentary about the experience, also allowing user feedback. The website can be viewed at www.helpjimgetslim.com.    

ABOUT JIM KUKRAL
Jim Kukral is a born and raised Clevelander with a background in Internet development and online marketing. Jims career story and bio information can be read at www.jimkukral.com/mybio.shtml. His personal weblog can be viewed at www.jimkukral.com/myblog.shtml.
Jim currently focuses on building and writing marketing materials for Internet consumers around the globe. Jim currently owns over 100 domain names, and operates close to 40 live websites of different ideas and content, with new websites being created monthly.
Many of Jims websites have been mentioned in numerous publications, such as USA Today (online and print version), The NY Times, and hundreds of other local and Internet newspapers and magazines. The following are a few additional websites that Jim operates and owns.

Iquit.org - Free sample resignation letters to help you quit your job! Originally created as a joke with the theory that you could use the website to resign from your job by sending a letter via email to your boss. The site offers many useful and helpful pieces of information, in between the humor.

YoureFired.org - The sister site to Iquit.org. A place for bosses to go to find ways to get rid of employees who aren't making the cut, and ex-employees to go to to explore what to do after you've been fired. All done in a humorous fashion, but with positive and helpful information.

AtkinsDietSucks.com - Exploring the love/hate relationship with the Atkins Diet. Millions of people choose the Atkins Diet to lose weight. Sure, the diet works well, but not being able to eat certain foods like bread and pasta really make it difficult to stick to. I decided to build a site that highlighted the negative aspects of the diet, by using humor as a delivery method. Visit the site to see the Flash movie, 'Top 10 Ways To Torture A Person On The Atkins Diet!"
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Contact: Jim F. Kukral, 216.272.4383, jim@jimkukral.com