He is only 24 and calls his blog an Internet Entrepreneur’s Journey. His job is to make money blogging. He is Tyler Cruz and his blog is one of my regular stops during my morning surfing. He has many websites and forums. A list is below. He gives insight into all of his Internet dealings from all his sites.
PokerForums.org
Movie-Vault.com
PublisherForums.com
PublisherSpot.com
MMAForums.net
CookingForums.net
MovieForums.org
BEST ASSET
One of the things I like is his thoroughness. His posts are detailed, thoughtful, and extensive. If he is reviewing your site, you can count on a detailed analysis. It will also be brutally honest. He gives his insight to improve your performance. It is a REAL review not an ad. His payperpost is $70 and his subscriber base is over 700. Once I get my site up to par, I will get a review that will boost my exposure but more importantly give me a thorough insight to improve performance.
NEW PROJECTS
His new site, Publisher Spot, is a great tool for bloggers. He has set some ambitious goals for it but I’m confident it will succeed. If you have a question about a blogging source, then check his review there for an honest assessment.
FAVORITE POSTS
Since I love poker, I enjoy his poker stories. He ran a detailed account of a recent poker trip. If you like poker check out the forum and his trip.
I also find his monthly income reports very insightful. He is constantly updating his site and analyzing his performance. Let him do the dirty work and then implement his recommendations without the pain. He gives detailed analysis of plugins and advertising revenue that can help the new bloggers.
I found Contest Blogger from a review at his site. I used Contest blogger to publicize my recent contest and was very happy.
His 45 hour work week challenge was entertaining and motivational.
His interview with Domain Guru Matt Wegrzyn is a must read.
WEAKNESS
His categories need to be expanded for better site navigation. Since his posts are long it can take awhile to get through his sites. I would break up the categories into more manageable segments. I think that may help people explore the full context of his site.
