Every day there are web sites launching that offer an unique and outstanding service to the internet community. These sites in all of their mass amounts of code and graphics are extremely inspirational. I find myself laying out plans for future websites all the time, never acting on the impulse to actually start. Lately I have been paying more and more attention to the services requested and needed amongst my fellow bloggers.

A few weeks ago I met with Chap and we discussed a few ideas for web services, sharing concepts of what we were wanting to accomplish as individuals. I was intrigued by an article on Chap’s website referencing Paul Graham and his papers, articles and resources surrounding the topic of business start-ups.

If you have not read anything Graham has written, I suggest you begin to immediately. Young entrepreneurs especially, his resources are inspirational! Thank you Mr. Graham, you’re making this seem much easier than it has ever seemed to me before. I don’t believe that statement came out right, yet you get the point.

On another note, the following are some of the various websites I have been paying attention to. Monitoring their growth, potential, monetization and other areas of development. Each site is pretty unique in its own way. Allow me to share:

WuFoo - Making Forms Easy + fast + fun

This service is absolutely spectacular! With the ability to create online forms in seconds, with variables of information you specify, WuFoo has created something definitely deserving of attention. Service is available for free, however, limited features exist on the free account(s). Packages price all the way to $199 per month for their infinite style account. If nothing else, just check it out.

StumbleUpon - Discover New Sites

New to me, stumbleupon is a pretty neat little thing. It is an extra toolbar that users download and install into their browser interface and allows users to rate websites and “stumble” onto new websites. I noticed this website for the first time by viewing my web referrer statistics, noticing numerous users reaching my homepage via stumbleupon. You are able to launch campaigns to pay for users to be sent to your website more often. I believe its a great concept, not too original but it definitely has something. Not sure if I am down for paying for blind visits..

la la - listen, discover, enjoy

La La is a fantabulous service! Everyone purchases music on cdrom mediums and grow tired of the same music at times. Still have some cds from when you were in middle school, back when Chambawamba was popular? Someone may want them, trade them off at La La! Only charging $1.00 per trade, its pretty nice to spend a buck and get some new music in the mix. Need I say more — go la la!

HostJury.com - Web Hosting Reviews, By You, For You.

There seem to be review sites for absolutely every topic on the internet. From CSS showcases to theme competitions and now even hosting. I enjoy hostjury’s review site because of the content, the user interface and the ease of operation. Getting ready to look for a new webhost or switching providers, check out Hostjury first to find out if they’re reliable. I think of it as the “carfax” of the hosting industry–

Flock - The web browser for you and your friends.

Although flock is not an internet service I believe it classifys as a service related product that belongs on my list for today. If you enjoy firefox, flock is built on the same rendering engine and provides some nice features. You’re able to implement so many day to day activities such as photo uploads and the like into flock to really make it.. useful!