SocialSpark: the most complete solution for blog monetizing, expanding reach & readership while building relationships using features of the best social networking & ranking sites such as Digg, MyBlogLog, Feedburner
SocialSpark is now in a live Beta out of Alpha complete with advertisers, blog sponsorships, sponsored postings, a fully interactive social community of advertisers and publishers, a full set of marketing and advertisement tools at the disposal of the bloggers, and much more. SocialSpark provides the most complete solution for fast results in monetizing your blog and expand your reach and readership by building relationships.

SocialSpark has one of the most highly developed code of ethics and levels of disclosure available with:
-100% Audit-able In-Post Disclosure
-100% Transparency
-100% Real Opinions
-100% Search Engine Friendly
If you have been a critic of paid blogging or Pay Per Post in the past then you will be shocked to know that IZEA listened to each and every one of your criticisms and fully addressed all of them expanding out the functionality of the new SocialSpark system to add the most complete, full featured, full disclosure, complete analytics picture, nofollows required, flexible publisher and advertiser blogging platform ever created.
The social community features and level of transparency of SocialSpark are truly revolutionary. Imagine all of the best social networking and ranking features of the popular sites such as Digg, MyBlogLog, Feedburner and more mixed into one dynamic package. Advertisers and Bloggers can directly contact each other and have a huge amount of resources available at their fingertips.

The days of constantly checking for opportunities are gone with the ability to request a slot and wait for a simple email notification when it is your turn to complete an opportunity. New types of monetization such as blog sponsorships make blog monetization even easier.
You absolutely must give SocialSpark a try and familiarize yourself with the video tutorials and frequently asked questions.
