I Signed Up for SocialSpark!

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

SocialSpark is a kind of blogging community, where you can find some great blogs and make friends at the same time you can make money, It is similar to payperpost because you can make money by writing about those opportunities. But the difference is that, It is more social and they have this queue system, you will have to wait to get the opportunity open or reserved for you. They also offer “Cost Per Click, Affiliate and Sponsorship Opportunities,” simply place a box on your site and get paid. As simple as that!

I also like the Props and Drops options. Where you can give someone a "prop" for positive vote, and a "drop" for negative vote. If you think the opportunity is good then prop it and if not drop it.

This is the screenshot of SocialSpark, where you can find the opportunities, featured blogs, props, account activity, etc.


Everything in SocialSpark is great and a Code of Ethics is in place that included the following:

100% REAL Code of Ethics

Bloggers displaying this Disclosure Badge alongside a post have agreed to abide by SocialSpark's Code of Ethics. Each sponsored post opportunity within the SocialSpark marketplace requires that this badge be displayed to identify sponsored content. Our Code of Ethics promotes the highest level of transparency and disclosure in sponsored blogging. If you see this badge on a blog post you know the blogger has pledged to be true to their readers and keep their content 100% REAL.
100% Real Opinions

Subject to the specific agreement you form with an advertiser, you are free to write or say whatever you want. SocialSpark itself has no restrictions on how you express your genuine thoughts on an advertiser's product or service. It's up to you to pick the Opportunities that best suit you and your blog. If it doesn't feel right, if you don't own the product, or if you can't be honest we ask you to pass on the Opportunity. Dishonest or completely off-topic posts can ultimately hurt your blog's credibility. We strongly encourage you to only take opportunities that relate to you and to alert us if an advertiser ever suggests that you be dishonest.
100% Audit-able In-Post Disclosure

Your readers trust you. SocialSpark is committed to keeping it that way. That's why we insist on a strict policy of full in-post disclosure for all sponsored posts. By receiving payment for blogging about a certain topic, even if you would have written about that topic anyway, you run the risk of giving the impression of a conflict of interest. By showing your audience, in a very visible and proactive manner, that you are being paid for that content, you will maintain the trust of your readers and avoid any appearance of impropriety.
100% Transparency

Every participant in SocialSpark is made viewable to the public. The public can also see which bloggers are working with which advertisers on which opportunities. This is designed to keep the community honest and open about the transactions that occur. If you don't want someone to know you are doing business with a particular advertiser or blogger, chances are you should reconsider.
100% Search Engine Friendly

Each sponsored link in SocialSpark automatically carries the "no-follow" attribute so as not to affect search engine rankings. This is designed to protect bloggers and advertisers from search engine penalties based on paid linking. Bloggers and Advertisers participating in the marketplace agree not to circumvent this practice and manually remove the "no-follow" attribute.

Truth-in-advertising is extremely important to us. It is your responsibility to follow our Code of Ethics. SocialSpark reserves the right to remove you from our system or cancel bounties if you violate this policy. If you have questions about our policy or suggestions on how to improve it or better enforce it, please contact customer support.

So, when I’ve heard about SocialSpark from my friend, I was kinda hesitant to sign up for it. But, then I thought I should try. So I did! I Sign up for SocialSpark.