The site launches by asking visitors to weigh in on the first three featured surveys, asking Does your candidate measure up, Does your man measure up, and Does your boss measure up. Following each survey, participants can submit their pet peeves and positive points, a select few of which will be chosen to be highlighted on each survey's homepage and ultimately in a series of eBooks.

The site's blog section allows the measureUP Place editorial team to further the discussion through advice, tips and commentary on the various topics covered. Users are also invited to anonymously dish it, sharing humorous anecdotes, horror stories and can you believe it tales about their bosses, significant others, local politicians and others. Also included is the measureUP Place shop, where a variety of branded and topic themed merchandise can be purchased.

Commenting on the launch, measureUP Place founder and CEO, Stephen Krempl, states, measureUP Place comes from a desire to create a single community where people from all socioeconomic backgrounds can come together to discuss those experiences that shape their lives. Obviously the economy and political landscape are top of mind today, but the objective is to bring a little levity to the mix as well with a variety of pop culture, relationship and general interest topics on an ongoing basis. At the end of the day, this is a site where everyone's voice can be heard.

Mr. Krempl is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, educator and business consultant. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies, both nationally and internationally, developing and training leaders in 25 countries. His passion for utilizing innovative technology to creatively engage the masses was the impetus behind the measureUP Place survey site.

About MeasureUpPlace.com
measureUP Place is the first web site dedicated to the topics that shape ones life, allowing users from around the world to see how they measure up against their peers and to share and compare their most private stories. From topical surveys to community based blogs and forums, measureUP Place takes an in depth look at subjects from politics to relationships and everything in between.