Entering SocialSpark.

Have you heard of SocialSpark? No, I am not talking about sparks from fireworks or social meeting friom some match making agency. I am talking about the last project from Izea (formerly known as PayPerPost). Previously they were code named Argue but they have been renamed to SocialSparks back then. I have been using it for one month now and I have to say so far I am quite satisfied with it. Although there are some issues like the part where you had to reserve opportunity, it directs you to a blank page instead of giving you a direct notification with it. Other than that, I also dislike the part where the opportunity page does not load properly when I clicked on other pages. But I am sure such problem would not hinder their progress because they have come this far to the extent of created their own paid post company brand. That’s because PayPerPost/SocialSparks is synonym to the paid posting industry of the cyberworld. I kinda like their blogger profile section because you cannot view these bloggers in the old PayPerPost platform. It can be frustrating because sometimes you would love to search for these bloggers for writing good posts. I mentioned earlier that I kinda like how they portray their profile because it allows bloggers to be creative in decorating their information. I mean how many times will you find a Desperate House Wives blogger in the SocialSpark Network right? So I thought it was creative of this blogger to become up with such name and profile. At least her profile is so much decorated than my bland profile.

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