New Online Advertising Solution Brings The Fun Back To Making Money Online

Award-winning blogger and online marketing veteran Jim Kukral announces the release of 100 beta launch applications for Scratchback.com, a new, unique online ad system that promises to bring the fun back to online advertising, and money into the pockets of millions of bloggers.

Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) July 17, 2007 -- What would you say if you could make money online and have fun doing it? One hundred exclusive beta testing applications are being accepted at http://www.scratchback.com, a new online advertising solution that will allow anyone with a blog or website to sell units of space on their pages at no cost to them up-front, but with a fun, unique twist for them and their readers.

"Fun is our business model," said Jim Kukral, creator of Scratchback.com. "This new, one-of-a-kind publishing system will help website owners and bloggers make money online and have fun doing it at the same time."

Google Adsense and other solutions like Text-Link-Ads.com or Chitika.com concentrate on tools that do not engage or attempt to interact with the reader. Scratchback.com is a totally unique online advertising model that will give millions of site owners a new found chance at making money online while having the time of their life.

"Who doesn't like to have fun? Everyone does. So why not create a way for webmasters and bloggers to have fun with their readers, and make money at the same time? It's a win-win for both parties."

One hundred exclusive beta applications are available via signup at http://www.scratchback.com. Beta launch is slated for August 2007.

About Jim Kukral
Jim Kukral is an award-winning blogger and online marketing veteran who has been working in the online advertising space over 10-years. Jim created and sold a blog advertising network called BlogKits.com in 2006, and is widely regarded as a respected author, blogger, consultant and web-entrepreneur. Jim has been helping bloggers and site owners how to make money online since 2001 through his blog at http://www.jimkukral.com.

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